Sentence examples for opposing surfaces from inspiring English sources

Stout hairs or spines along one or both of the opposing surfaces of this grasping leg prevent a victim from slipping free.

It also can be caused by loose, abrasive particles rolling between two soft sliding surfaces or by particles embedded in one of the opposing surfaces.

More interesting, newer, were a skirt and a dress made in wide panels of charcoal flannel and sheer black silk, then creased into two or three pleats so that the opposing surfaces overlapped.

This chapter initially introduces the concept of friction and wear arising from stresses at localised contact spots between opposing surfaces.

They often assume hemispherical shaped asperities when predicting load carrying capacity between the opposing surfaces (e.g. isotropic surfaces).

Furthermore, these repetitive shearing movements of the closely approximated spinous processes result in additional architectural distortion, flattening, sclerosis and cyst formation in the opposing surfaces [8, 11, 12].

Osteoglossomorphs are unique among fishes in that they use their tongue as the opposing surface for the teeth when they bite into food.

In this paper, the interaction between a peptide adsorbed to a surface and another peptide adsorbed to an opposing surface is studied using the lattice protein model.

Turbulent natural convection in a two-dimensional horizontal composite square cavity, isothermally heated at the left side and cooled from the opposing surface, is numerically analyzed using the finite volume method.

But many of these coatings have higher co-efficient of friction, which does not protect the opposing surface and sometimes in a closed system, the eroded hard coating particles act like grits which propagate the failure of the coatings before the expected time.

Specific emphasis was put on the resulting mechanical stability of the bonded interface due to molecular bridging of opposing surface structures.