Sentence examples for repetitive shocks from inspiring English sources

Laser Shock Peening (LSP) is a mechanical surface treatment that induces large compressive residual stresses and microstructural changes in the material by using repetitive shocks from laser pulses.

When the speed of the balls reaches certain level, the repetitive shocks (impact forces) generated by the balls in the "transient phase" of the balls' motion increase the system vibrations.

On the dancefloor in the mid-80s, the repetitive shocks and reverberations of industry presented in a techno track, staged inside the very buildings that housed workers and machinery, provoked deep revaluations of the nature of repetitive labour, of hedonism as a healing power in a post-industrial society, and of workers' identity.

On the dancefloor in the mid-80s, the repetitive shocks and reverberations of industry presented in a techno track, staged inside the very buildings that housed workers and machinery, provoked deep revaluations of the nature of repetitive labour, of hedonism as a healing power in a post-industrial society, and of workers' identity.

Second, repetitive shocks are minimized by identifying and reacting to optimal timing of defibrillation [ 27] by a technique of amplitude frequency analysis.

Shadowgraphic data indicate that the presence of perforations on the plug surface results in the weakening and favorable modifications of the repetitive shock structure in the improperly expanded jet flows, leading to the observed reductions in shock-associated noise.

Based on the concept that shock-associated noise is generated by the weak interaction between the large-scale turbulent structures in the mixing layers of the jet and the repetitive shock-cell system, formulae for the peak frequencies as well as noise intensity scaling are derived.

Experimental studies of the acoustic far field, and the nature of the repetitive shock structure in cold jet flows from an externally expanded plug-nozzle having a short conical plug (with and without porosity) with a pointed termination, operated in a range of supercritical pressure ratios ξ = 2·0 to 4·5, are reported.

Interestingly, like the protozoa, and the GSR to repetitive shock, individually examined subjects divided into habituaters (high initial responders) and sensitizers (low initial responders) to the same eight repetitive tone stimuli in each of the four effector systems examined (Fig. 1).

While Bartlett's piece depends on repetitive visceral shocks, Ridley's is a darkly funny morality play that implicates the audience without hitting it over the head.

The reason is simple: the repetitive, violent shocks generated as a professional golfer swings and thwacks are too much to bear for the sensitive instrument that is a typical luxury mechanical watch.