Sentence examples for rupture setting from inspiring English sources

What McCain and Graham call "arbitrary" is another word for finally deciding that we are not going to wait — that we can make our own rupture, setting a ceremony at the time of our choosing, and one that is not a surrender by us, either.

Just 12 hours after the quake, the pressure inside Reactor No. 1 had reached roughly twice the maximum pressure the unit had been designed to withstand, raising fears that the vessels that house fuel rods would rupture, setting a possible meltdown in motion.

This reflects the limit of the dynamic rupture setting, as the smaller patches are represented by a dimension of 25 km and a Dc of 80 cm.

If the situations persist, fatty streaks progress and the plaque are exposed to rupture and set the condition for thrombogenesis and the vascular occlusion.

The remaining fuel tanks ruptured and caught fire, setting the wrecked cabin ablaze.

The maximum rupture velocity was set at 2.5 km/s to minimize variance.

In order to avoid unnecessary and unreasonably large slip at the earth surface, the depth of the upper edge of the rupture area was set to 2.0 km.

Similarly, the rupture velocity was set to 0.8 V S, which is higher than that indicated by the recipe (0.72 V S).

Accordingly, the value for the hoop rupture strain was set equal to the ultimate tensile strain of the fibers (ε fu ) multiplied by the strain efficiency factor given in the adopted confining model, if any.

Since these additional sedimentary layers delay the travel times of 3D strong-motion Green's functions at stations inside the 3D basin structure, such as KOB and OSA (see Fig. 3(A)), the rupture velocity was set to be higher than that of Yoshida et al. (1996) to compensate for these delays in the travel times.

13 Fourth, coronary CTA is the only non-invasive modality that can detect non-obstructive atherosclerosis, 14 and some of our research (eg, POISE) 15 offers clues that non-obstructive CAD may be responsible for a substantial proportion of the perioperative myocardial infarctions that occur in the non-cardiac surgery setting through plaque rupture and thrombosis.