Sentence examples for overcome the strength from inspiring English sources
Although fluid sloshing in a magma reservoir would not be powerful enough to overcome the strength of the surrounding rocks, the team found a different effect at play.
Shear failure potential exists away from the fracture walls where shear stresses are sufficiently high to overcome the strength of the rock.
Proper HFMI treatment helps overcome the strength limits resulting from local deterioration of the microstructure and local stress concentrators, as well as tensile residual stresses which occur due to the welding process.
These cells may not be able to overcome the strength of T-cell stimulation or the inhibitory effects of proinflammatory cytokines produced by other cells.
To determine whether βGBP could overcome the strength of endogenous mitogenic signalling in aggressive cancers we examined BT474 and SKBR3 breast cancer cells that express high levels of ErbB2 [ 33].
One may hypothesise, for example, that biases (or "factors of attraction") related to memorisation and verbal reproduction would be more favoured in the transformative than in the replicative condition, where perhaps contrasting biases related to "classic" cultural selection (for example a prestige, or conformist, bias) could overcome the strength of the former.
TDIs from blunt trauma occur in high-energy events causing a sudden rise in intra-abdominal pressure overcoming the strength of diaphragm thus rupturing it.
It can be expected that an inappropriate cup position together with high load conditions could induce micromovements, overcoming the strength of the bone-implant interface weakened by periprosthetic osteolysis [ 41].
These charges form an electrical force which can overcome the tensile strength of the cell membrane and cause its rupture.
So the drag force of the fluid will overcome the consolidation strength of the rock.
When this tensile force becomes strong enough to overcome the tension strength of the rock, then the formation begins to fracture, leading to circulation loss.
