Sentence examples for present parallel to the from inspiring English sources

Shear bands form where shear stresses are present parallel to the interfaces and involve tensile plastic strains as large as 85% without rupture of the layers.

All three components are likely present, parallel to the slip surface, along the Nojima branch fault (Mizoguchi et al. 2008); the fault core comprises fault gouge zone and fault breccia, the damage zone consists of fractured granite, and the protolith is undeformed granite.

Nevertheless when the examiner needs to show the head thrombus in a printout, the probe will be presented parallel to the vein axis.

Because the amino acids project approximately perpendicularly from the array surface, their side-chains are presented parallel to the surface.

Intersecondary veins sometimes present, parallel to subjacent secondary veins.

No doubt they present parallels to what is happening today.

A cost study performed in both arms of the present study, parallel to the HEADS effectiveness study, showed that the total costs per infant treated with a helmet were substantially higher (n=20, €1401; £1157; $1935) than for infants in whom the natural course of skull deformation was awaited (n=14, €157).

The repeatabilities (R) presented in parallel to the ρ-GP-CV (Table 6) show a low correlation (ρ=0.36, p-value = 0.0965) with the predictive abilities from the baseline model.

In summary, the present analysis in parallel to the limited available published data has shown that genetic diversity in the global pvtrap exhibits low-level diversity and geographic variation.

The section thickness was measured by using the mitochondria as cylindrical objects, and counting over how many sections they were present when lying parallel to the imaging plane (Fiala and Harris, 2001).

In the contemporary epidemic in Haiti, influxes of international soldiers from cholera-endemic areas, who lived in barracks-style housing, present an unexpected parallel to the 19th-century risk factor of new colonial enslaved or military populations living in crowded conditions.