Sentence examples for serrated surface from inspiring English sources

The former has a slightly serrated surface to distinguish it, but with three buttons of the same sized housed together, it's easy to fumble for the wrong one.

The geometry of TLIF cages, including shape, length, width, and serrated surface profile, does not affect construct behavior when the cages are used in conjunction with posterior fixation [ 7, 10, 12, 32, 39].

One wing has a serrated surface (a "file") that runs along an enlarged vein; the other wing has a sharp edge over which the file is scraped.

It was demonstrated that, due to the mechanical interlocking induced by its serrated surface, CNF was most effective in shear traction transfer and offered largest sliding resistance at the filler/matrix interface.

Electron microscope images revealed that the ZnO ZFO heterostructures exhibited a serrated surface morphology.

Figure 12a shows the steel sample before immersion, and the serrated surface is due to machining during sample preparation.

Mr. Scull also said that, just as the Lewis & Conger judges said, tubs with rippled and serrated surfaces were found to be more dangerous than tubs with smooth surfaces.

The serrated surfaces above and below the SynCage offering high friction on the interface ensured no sliding of the cage on the block.

Commercially available implants often have serrated contact surfaces, creating higher effective friction coefficients than would be expected with smooth contact surfaces, which were modeled in this study.

Using a lightly serrated knife, score the inside surface into a diamond pattern, without cutting right through.

The Paleolithic Period, or Old Stone Age, endured until about 10,000 years ago and was characterized by tools of chipped stone, cutting tools with rough and pock-marked surfaces and generally serrated cutting edges.