Sentence examples for sharp deformation from inspiring English sources
This 100 400 m thick mylonite zone marks a sharp deformation discontinuity associated with a steep metamorphic transition, and separates the Upper-Plate from the Lower-Plate in the Himalayan Metamorphic Front.
Furthermore, only rather sharp deformations of the cortical surface can directly induce a critical deformation in the wave front above which propagation is then blocked [31].
The sharp initial deformation-induced rise after PCa activation is followed by a progressive reduction resulting from the changing pump-leak balance at each instant of time during the spontaneous decline in PCa.
The rupture area of the earthquake extends all the way to the trench axis, so the generated bottom deformation has sharp uplift near the trench axis.
The sharp decline in the deformation of the metal at the weld line can cause cracks in welded joints of low-carbon alloy steel with the post-weld vacation. .
The sharp decline in the deformation of the metal at the weld line can cause cracks in welded joints of low-carbon alloy steel with the post-weld vacation.
Two different cases have been examined: (1) simple deformations with small, moderate creases; (2) complex deformations with large, sharp creases.
Two-dimensional particle-in-cell simulations of tearing and reconnection onset under conditions of slow tail deformation indicate a sharp boundary between stable and unstable cases, dependent on the deformation amplitude and ion/electron mass ratio (Liu et al. 2014).
The tolerance that the CPT nanotubes demonstrated under deformation is in sharp contrast with reported tubular morphologies that often have a brittle, well-ordered internal packing.
Multi-material flow generally describes a situation where several distinct materials separated by sharp material interfaces undergo large deformations.
A new method for calculating the additional deformations at the sharp edges of the LOD is analytical derived based on an elastic quarter−space method presented in the literature.
