Sentence examples for plane twisting from inspiring English sources

In addition, there is evidence that current absorbable medical devices may experience permanent deformations, warping (out of plane twisting), and geometric changes in vivo.

Both the vertical tail and the rudder came off before the crash, but it is not known whether this failure caused the crash or happened as the plane twisted in its fall.

"The plane twisted in two," he says, describing the incident in the same even tone that the crews used previously to explain the B-52's workings and interior.

Using the analytical method based on the Euler Lagrange equations, we find a correlation between the fields intensities and the confinement ratio r= d/p, (d is the cell thickness and p is the cholesteric pitch) at the limit of the transition from the homeotropic alignment to the translationally invariant configuration (TIC) with uniform in plane twist.

The layer layer deformation vibrations and related in-plane twisting vibrations or symmetrical stretching vibrations reflected the change in the electronic structure of the nanosheets with different layers.

In-plane twisting and higher order modes having nodal points off the plate's centerline are not predicted by those traditional theories, and these are also discussed in several parameter studies.

Moreover, according to anti-symmetric nature of lamination in the mentioned plate there exists a mechanical coupling between in-plane membrane and out-of-plane twisting curvature; therefore, the results of this analysis have been referred as coupled solution in this paper.

In that work, to break mirror symmetry with respect to the middle plane, they twisted the rosettes mutually around the axis of fourfold symmetry.

A crystallographic model is proposed which takes into account both crack-plane twist and tilt effects on crack retardation at grain boundaries.

It is demonstrated that the latter has an influence on the Burgers vector of the dislocations adjusting in-plane twist misorientation.

For months the major studios delayed movies with thorny plot devices, like the bomb-on-a-plane twist in "Big Trouble" (about a stolen nuclear device) and the terrorist attacks in "Collateral Damage" (in which Arnold Schwarzenegger goes after Colombian terrorists).