Sentence examples for resisting deformation from inspiring English sources

Results show that the sandwich structures have a higher ability of resisting deformation along the longitudinal(Y -direction than the transverse(X)-direction.

Calculations based upon a mechanistic-based model revealed that the resistance by interlayers played a more important role than an increase in intergranular shear area due to the layered structure in resisting deformation.

Subwoofers are made up of one or more woofers mounted in a loudspeaker enclosure often made of wood capable of withstanding air pressure while resisting deformation.

A more fluid gel in an area that suffers high pressure would not resist deformation and would be pushed towards the area of lowest resistance, resulting in worse clinical results and lower procedure durability.

The correspondence between the computed scores and binding propensities points to a subtle interplay between DNA sequence and nucleosomal folding, e.g., sequences with periodically spaced pyrimidine-purine steps deform at low cost along a kinked template whereas sequences that resist deformation prefer a smoother spatial pathway.

The magnitude of elastic modulus reflects the ability of rocks to resist deformation, and the larger the elastic modulus is, the harder the rock deforms.

It was found that "soil strength", defined as "a general term referring to the ability of a soil to resist deformation by applied forces" (Van der Watt and Van Rooyen 1995) or the soil's mechanical resistance to penetration by plant roots.

Thus, the joint damage produced by RA disease would affect the overall ability to resist deformation of articular and periarticular tissues, with less significant contribution by the resistance yielded by cohesion between adjacent layers.

They strongly resist deformation.

Bones must resist deformation.

They find that myosin II enables the cell to resist deformation.