Sentence examples for poorly bonded from inspiring English sources

Theoretical results show that the SAWs dispersion curves are well separated for the distributed spring constants from 0.05 TPa to 5 TPa, which correspond to the poorly bonded and perfectly bonded interface, respectively.

When the thickness of this poorly bonded zone is much smaller than the monitoring wavelength, LSM takes the zone as a zero-thickness interface across which the traction is continuous but the displacement is not.

At several mineral exploration drilling sites in Australia, weakly consolidated formations mainly consist of sand particles that are poorly bonded by cementing agents such as clay, iron oxide cement or calcite.

In the GA coating, the inter-particle pores connected by poorly bonded inter-particle boundaries provide fast pathway for corrosive medium and consequently result in a poor corrossion resistance.

However, a poorly bonded patch or trapped air pockets between the gel and the skin could also be to blame.

The conversion was found to proceed through poorly defined hydrogen bonded structures having an energy surplus of about 6 kcal/mol·residue.

The best approach consisted of distinguishing between three solvent families, respectively, poorly, moderately and strongly hydrogen bonded, as proposed by Burrell.

In some cases, poorly structured bond deals are a big part of the problem.

Arnott blames a poorly performing bond portfolio.

(The consensus between critics, politicians, monarchs and public seemed to be that another poorly received Bond film would be the end of us, so everyone said it was better than the Crucifixion when actually it was kind of a Dark Knight rip off. Though the bit in Battleship Island was cool).

But all were bonded labourers, or haris, poorly educated farmers forced to work the land for years to pay off debts with interest rates as high as 10% a month.