Sentence examples for severe gradient from inspiring English sources

The results show that the von-Mises stresses do not have a severe gradient in the nickel coating but the shear stress gradient is very steep.

Based on the mutation type, the combinatorial effects of two mutations or of one mutation with the wild-type protein can set the course of the disease and generate a mild to severe gradient of symptoms.

Three types of defect are then identified: 'Compact' defects where large numbers of outlying values form a connected cluster, 'Diffuse' defects where regions contain more outliers than would be anticipated by chance and 'Extended' defects that reflect a chip-wide instability (perhaps a severe gradient across the microarray).

It was plain that Carlisle would be reached from the south; a direct route from Glasgow over the Southern Uplands, the route that became known as the Annandale line, would involve severe gradients, and pass through almost unpopulated territory.

Across the ARDS severity gradient, ACP was fairly consistently found in 28.9, 26.9 and 30.2% of mild, moderate and severe ARDS cases.

Residual stress is a major problem in metal parts fabrication with the direct laser deposition (DLD) process due to severe temperature gradient around a molten pool.

Afterwards, EMSHM is applied to cases of cracked RVEs and severe strain gradient in the vicinity of macroscopic crack, with the inspiration of Heaviside (H-EMSHM) and crack tip (T-EMSHM) enrichments of the extended numerical methods.

Similarly, tumor tissues have a severe pH gradient and are more acidic (average circa pH 7) than healthy tissues.

If ice progresses faster than the rate of solute movement away from the ice front, a potentially severe osmotic gradient will be created.

If the pore water pressures cannot adjust themselves fast enough to this change in the free water surface in the reservoir, severe seepage gradients begin; these can cause failure.

However, severe temperature gradients within the catalyst bed can deactivate the catalyst, especially for the scaled-up systems.