Sentence examples for opening control from inspiring English sources

Failure in shear occurs when the crack opening control provided by the flexural reinforcement and steel fibers is inadequate to sustain the aggregate interlock.

The visual feature vector o v t is formed by 4 of the components of vector α, related to the movements of the mouth ( o v 1 : upper lip vertical movement, o v 2 : lip stretching, o v 3 : mouth opening control, and o v 4 : lip corner movement).

BBP exposure did not modify the day at vaginal opening (control group: 30.46 ± 0.13 days; BBP group: 30.44 ± 0.11 days), but decreased significantly (p < 0.05) the body weight at that day (control group: 101.96 ± 1.09 g; BBP group: 97.26 ± 1.49 g).

Questioned about replacing the problem of a crowded social feed with another feed, Alhermizi says his goal is to prove that the social content experience can be revamped by opening control for users to filter their experience and move branded content away from family and friends stories.

The size of that opening controls the ability to get those blurry backgrounds that make portraits flattering.

For purposes of this part, this definition includes, but is not limited to, beam trawls (trawl with a fixed net opening utilizing a wood or metal beam), otter trawls (trawl with a net opening controlled by devices commonly called otter doors), and pair trawls (trawl dragged between two vessels) and is further described as pelagic or nonpelagic trawl.

Water supply is determined by the transport capacity of the root system, or root hydraulic conductance, with the degree of stomata opening controlling the rate of the transpiration driven water uptake into plants.

This study provides evidence for PBR involvement in PTP opening, controlling the calcium-induced calcium efflux, and AIF release from mitochondria.

His surge began just over a year ago, sparked by a recipe of more work on openings, controlling his formerly over-exuberant tactics, and giving up drinking.

A saxophone has a conical metal (originally brass) tube with about 24 openings controlled by padded keys; the mouthpiece is similar to that of a clarinet.

While the depth of web openings controls both the shear and the flexural failures of the perforated sections, it is the length of the web openings that governs the 'Vierendeel' mechanism which in turn depends on the local shear and moment capacities of the tee sections above and below the web opening.