Sentence examples for rugged structures from inspiring English sources

Rugged structures and quick maintenance meant that Iran's Kharg Island terminal kept pumping despite repeated bombings.

The characterization of the treated samples showed that the orange-peel-like surface of the particles was changed into rugged structures by the CF4 plasma-treatment.

Plants produce these rugged structures from dissolved minerals in ground water that is pulled into their roots and then distributed throughout the organism, says Hayley Saul, a bioarchaeologist at the University of York in the United Kingdom.

The Ecclesiastical Antiquities in Devon (1840) noted that the church had "little to recommend it … its whole interior being but 51 feet in length" but to today's eye, the ancient, rugged structure with its steep-pitched roofs stands up boldly and demands respect.

In both geometries, we observe a rugged structure of the optimization problem's "gain landscape".

The main advantages of induction motors are their simple and rugged structure, their simple maintenance, and their economy of operation.

SEM observation revealed that the initially smooth surface changed into a rugged structure covered by a wrinkle structure about 1 2 μm in width after electrolysis.

The remote location, as well as the rugged structure, provides unparalleled security for the world's agricultural heritage, and the facility is also equipped with motion detectors and CCTV.

The small molecule of EVBP could have an advantage in the access to the surface of viral particles with rugged structure.

The small molecule of GroEL monomer (up to several nm) must have an advantage in the access to the surface of viral particles with rugged structure.

EVBP is derived from a monomer of a bacterial chaperon protein GroEL, and this small hydrophobic protein molecule of EVBP could have an advantage in the access to the surface of viral particles with rugged structure.