Sentence examples for resulting snag from inspiring English sources

To verify the accuracy of the failure model, a full scale experimental snag load test is implemented and the resulting snag load-displacement curve is compared with the corresponding finite element simulation.

Toppling, fragmentation, and advancing decay of snags resulted in a decrease in snag mass and an increase in log mass.

The breakage of snags and resulting increase in logs created microsites (north sides of logs) conducive to tree regeneration.

The receiving end then snags the resulting packets and stitches the message back together.Since it is silence rather than speech that is being hijacked, no one is any the wiser: there are no embarrassing gaps in the flow of words.

A traditional airborne lidar individual-tree detection procedure is then applied to the snag-filtered lidar point cloud, resulting in stem map of identified snags with height estimates.

The development of machine intelligence, another hot area for investment (see article), may eventually mean there is less need for doctors or specialists to analyse test results.One snag is that techies' enthusiasm for such innovation is colliding with the health-care industry's conservatism.

Less than two months later, the ORR increased its emergency shelter operations at Homestead to 1,350 beds, which resulted in CHS snagging another award from the government this time worth $234 million over a 9-month period.

Therefore, we tested whether sNAG nanofibers induce defensin expression resulting in bacterial clearance.

The resulting information can be used to analyze the spatial distribution of snags, provide a better understanding of wildlife snag use dynamics, assess achievement of stocking standard requirements, and bring more clarity to snag stocking standards.

The loss of snag mass exceeded the increase in log mass, resulting in an overall decline.

These findings suggest that sNAG treatment rapidly induces the expression of defensin expression resulting in marked bacterial clearance in S. aureus infected wounds.