Sentence examples for rupture of the structure from inspiring English sources

Preliminary results on two joints were used to determine the mechanisms of rupture of the structure.

The incorporation of gold nanoparticles inside the capsule allows for the ultrasound-triggered rupture of the structure.

If the pocket of melt occluded by spherulites is small, the negative pressure may be insufficient for the rupture of the structure and the material solidifies without a break, but with frozen internal stresses.

The short linker likely causes more local concentrations of stress and lower potential to distribute stress loads, thereby leading to catastrophic rupture of the structures.

The fibrillar phase occurs when the supersaturation of calcium and phosphate ions inside the matrix vesicles leads to the rupture of these structures and the hydroxyapatite crystals spread to the surrounding matrix [ 44, 45].

The sudden increase in the gel relaxation time, τ, was attributed to the rupture of the network structure after the eight swelling step during multiple swelling of the PAAm gel.

The invasive margin shows a rupture of the E structure and even budding events.

It seems that exposing cellulose through manipulation of hemicelluloses and lignin are equally as important as altering the crystallinity and rupture of the skeletal structure of the cell wall.

The two methods are compared to determine the differences in predicting the deformation and rupture of the collided ship structures and to assess the relationship between the structural deformation energy of the struck ship and the energy loss of the striking ship.

The reduction in aromaticity could be attributed to the rupture of polyring structures after the removal of heteroatoms or the hydrogenation of unsaturated groups, while the increase in the aromatic condensation degree might originate from the aggregation of aromatic units after the loss of side chains.

Further, accumulation of polysaccharide granules is responsible for the rupture of plasmalemma structure (Ghahfarokhi et al. 2004).