Sentence examples for rupture up from inspiring English sources

Films on nylon substrates resisted buckling and rupture up to 20% strain, whereas buckling, delamination, and rupture was observed in the other substrates below 20% strain.

Many of the aftershocks occurred along the rupture up to 24 km below the surface.

A lower initial stress (e.g. equal to the dynamic strength) still allows the rupture to break up to the trench, but leads to a small final slip (<50 m) in the shallower region.

The identification of 1505 AD surface rupture at Mohana Khola (Yule et al. 2006) and historical reports of the damage from Tibet to Agra led to speculation that 1505 AD event could have ruptured up to 600 km (Bilham and Wallace 2005).

Without an operation on an aneurysm of this type, the mortality from rupture is up to 97%.

So what was to me as a clueless foreigner an urban curiosity, noticeable just because it wasn't my usual experience — it was for me a cultural rift or rupture — ended up suggesting some larger truth about the country's history and ambition.

In the down-dip direction, the rupture speeds up to ~2 km/s before ~25 s, and then decelerates to ~1 km/s after reaching the region of small asperities, which radiate high-frequency energy.

In addition, force plateaus were more frequently observed (59%; n = 231), as reflected by the substantial increase in rupture lengths (up to 5000 nm).

Pelvic ring injuries with traumatic symphyseal disruption are associated with acute bladder rupture in up to 5-65-6%f cases [ 1, 2].

We attribute the measured adhesive signatures to the hydrophobic binding of cell surface pili as (i) these features were never observed on pili-less mutant cells (see Figure 2 and text below for details), and (ii) the extended rupture lengths (up to 2000 nm) are consistent with the average pili length.

The scale ratio α represents a factor by which the fracture energy increases when a rupture cascades-up.