Sentence examples for pit degradation from inspiring English sources

α c is the pit degradation rate, given in μm·d-1, to dissolve the torus.

We are able to estimate for the first time the pit degradation rate of P. vitreus.

In addition, higher pit degradation rates result in a higher penetration work and penetration capacity.

In addition, the penetration time depends on the number of nodes per pits N t, i.e. the more nodes per pit the higher the pit degradation.

The pit degradation rates α c = 1, 2, 3 and 4 μm·d-1 correspond to pit penetration times τ c = 2, 1, 0.67 and 0.5 days (Eq. 12a) and pit degradation rates by pressure α p = 2.77, 0.87, 0.44 and 0.27 μm·d-1 as shown in Table 1.

The results suggest that a doubling of the hyphal growth rate enables P. vitreus to reduce the pit degradation rate by a factor 4 (Figure 4), to reach a penetration velocity of 1 mm·d-1 (Figure 2d).

Finally, the model of tree population dynamics is combined with the model of pit-mound degradation to demonstrate the integration of these combined processes on the appearance of pit-mound microtopography and soil bioturbation in subalpine forests of the Canadian Rockies.

How can people feast when she has just come from the pits of degradation, and must shortly return to dispose of an unwanted fetus?

Then came the point at which Tess and Geko reach absolute moral zero the pits of degradation, of a kind that I will not describe (save to hint that it involves the forcible exchange of a waste product), and have no wish to witness again.

Results of previous root throw studies covering a number of regional settings are used to guide an exercise in diffusion modeling with the aim of defining a range of reasonable diffusion coefficients for pit-mound degradation; the most appropriate values to fit the field data ranged from 0.01 m2 y− 1 to 0.1 m2 y− 1.

The bone surface in contact with the cancer cells displayed an irregular profile, with resorption pits indicating degradation of the matrix by osteoclasts.