Sentence examples similar to precipitated failure from inspiring English sources

Thus, the results suggest that the elastic instability precipitates failure of pristine graphene at its intrinsic strength, and also provides further experimental validation of the constitutive response.

In this study we aimed to quantify the material loss from tapers, in order to identify risk factors for taper failure and in so doing propose a mechanism that may precipitate failure.

In some patients, 100 ml of dead space may constitute too large a ventilatory load – essentially precipitating failure (and possible respiratory muscle fatigue) in patients who would have otherwise tolerated weaning.

Without butts the static strength for spanwise and chordwise specimens was controlled by the failure in the Glare layer whilst the fatigue failure was precipitated by failure in the aluminium sheet.

Campaigners against the loophole have claimed it has precipitated the failure of hundreds of high street businesses as smaller firms have been unable to compete with VAT-free internet prices.

The high volume of intravenous fluid precipitated cardiac failure and pulmonary oedema, requiring inotropic support.

In the absence of hydrogen and regardless of the presence or absence of the (Ti,Mo)C precipitates, failure occurs via ductile microvoid coalescence.

The stockmarket crash in 1997 precipitated business failures, loss of savings and unemployment.

Arrhythmia and cardiac failure are related conditions because atrial fibrillation is a type of arrhythmia and may precipitate cardiac failure in elderly people (Cowie et al. 1999).

These motions result in unit-to-unit impacts which may precipitate structural failure.

It was found that transient creep gives rise to additional compressive stresses in the column magnifying any bending moments, and therefore precipitating its failure.