Sentence examples for peeling effect from inspiring English sources

High and equal peeling effect in convex and concave areas, and low peel losses, were the criteria of experiments.

Eve Stewart, the production designer, loved the mottled, peeling effect so much that she decided to reproduce it across the whole wall.

The peeling effect was crucial to the failure behavior of adhesively bonded joints.

The peeling effect induced by the flexural shear crack is accounted for and its effect on the interface debonding is examined in detail in this study.

The formation of FG microstructure by FSP reduced the roughness (orange peel effect) of the free surface of biaxial stretched sample by decreasing the non-uniform grain flow leading to the so-called orange peel effect.

It can be concluded that a good balance between strength and uniform formability without an orange-peel effect can be achieved in UFG microstructures by well-design annealing processes.

Although this grain size corresponds to the critical wavelength for maximum coupling due to Néel's so-called "orange-peel" effect, the absence of topographical correlation between various interfaces prevent the occurrence of this form of coupling.

The UFG microstructure reduced the roughness of the free surface of biaxially stretched samples by decreasing the non-uniform grain flow, which leads to the so-called orange peel effect.

It has an enzymatic peel effect to reduce breakouts, redness and excess sebum.

The dashed line denotes an adhesive deformation (angular distortion of γ2) that would be generated only by transverse load, while the other configuration is obtained if the bending moment and peel effect are taken into account, which is placed with an angular distortion of γ1.

In her office, Dr. Gerstner applies a stronger salicylic acid directly on her patients' skin for a "peel" effect.