Sentence examples for restricted opening of from inspiring English sources
The reinforcement consisted of carbon-FRP strips, which restricted opening of cracks already formed (sometimes referred to as repairing).
There is restricted opening of the valve leaflets in systole.
There are many items in the collection that can benefit from an enclosure like this (henceforth referred to simply as a "cradle box"): books which require a restricted opening to reduce the risk of further damage, collection material that is used frequently, or items that are exhibited at library events outside the reading room.
The bonus of working in the SU is that they run restricted opening hours during the holidays.
When driving at a steady speed, the throttle -- a valve that regulates the flow of air into an engine -- is open only slightly, and a significant amount of power is expended to draw air through the restricted opening.
Despite restricted openings, scarring surrounding the insertions could be adequately detached and, if necessary, resected.
The alcohol strategy also seeks to give local agencies an "extensive range of tools and powers" to tackle problem drinkers and premises, such as by restricting opening hours and density of licensed premises.
b 3-chamber cine SSFP sequence in the same patient shows restricted systolic opening of the aortic valve and flow acceleration through the aortic valve (straight arrow), consistent with aortic stenosis.
Moreover, the theoretical results suggest that the intrinsic intramolecular π π stacking confirmed by the crystal structures can effectively restrict the opening of the structures in metal-centered excited-state, demonstrating their stability.
Local reinforcement placed along the anchorages is shown to have two effects: to increase bond performance along the development length of the anchorages and to restrict the opening of the diagonal cracks.
In ECC, fiber rupture or pullout is carefully controlled by restricting the opening of the propagating cracks, typically to below 100 μm.
