Sentence examples for rupture I from inspiring English sources

A rupture propagating further west, under the whole southern extent of the Kathmandu klippe (patch 5A in Fig. 4), appears more unlikely, with a rupture (i) crossing a region less impacted by the 1934 rupture (between isoseists VI and VII, Fig. 1) and (ii) a scenario requiring even more afterslip.

The following question arises: what is the critical thickness δ cr at which these liquid films would rupture, i.e., cavitate?

In accordance with the Pugh's ratio ϕ (=B T /G H ) > 1.75, the material sustains large strains before rupture i.e., the ductile response.

In accordance, the Pugh's ratio ϕ (=B T /G H) >1.75, the material sustains large strains before rupture, i.e., the ductile response.

Hence, it is expected that the FRP sheets have achieved higher strain values at the location of rupture, i.e. higher than the values attained at column mid height.

Initial small and observational studies reported an increase in left ventricular rupture, i.e. impaired healing, and thus the concept was not thoroughly pursued.

The sphere diameters (D) were therefore converted into particle edge lengths (p) with the following equation: It was also assumed that only the cells through which the fracture plane passes were ruptured (i.e., the surface of ruptured cells created by fracturing the almond) and therefore released their contents, as observed previously (6).

Nevertheless, the RC T beams strengthened with the EBR and NSM techniques had premature ruptures, i.e. the rupture in the RC T-beams occurred even before the yielding of their steel reinforcements.

Note that the resulting amount of the stress drop at the equilibrium turns to be positive, providing the potential to generate the spontaneous ruptures, i.e., aftershocks.

complications other than re-rupture, i.e. infection, disturbed wound healing, sural nerve injury, scar adhesions, deep vein thrombosis and all other complications per treatment group.

The complement system triggers a biochemical cascade in which foreign cells are first opsonized (i.e., coated) with complement proteins, weakening or rupturing (i.e., lysing) their cell walls.