Sentence examples similar to sharp fracture from inspiring English sources

Such stones with sharp fractures, found in great quantities in layers from the geological epochs before the Pleistocene, were once assumed to be tokens of human presence in the preceding Pliocene and even earlier Miocene epochs.

The most important damages were found to be strong erosion at the gate side, degradation of the CrN coating due to oxidation and the formation of sharp fractures through the coating due to thermal stresses.

Also, found in this research was that one can utilize the critical distances of sharp crack in the fracture predictions of VO-notches.

The computational modeling of failure mechanisms in solids due to fracture based on sharp crack discontinuities suffers in situations with complex crack topologies.

The phase field approach regularizes sharp crack surfaces within a pure continuum setting by a specific gradient damage modeling with geometric features rooted in fracture mechanics.

In acute fractures, standard radiographs show multiple fragments of the OP, typically presenting sharp borders.

However, there is a sharp reduction in fracture width at a gel loading of 60 pptg as shown in Fig. 8.

The sharp increasing of fracture toughness may be conditioned only if we assume that the addition of NiO and Al2O3 affects the transformability of the tetragonal phase in 3Y-TZP.

When focussing on anatomical location of fractures sustained during the snow and ice period (Table 3), there was a sharp increase in fractures happening when patients fell on the outstretched arm (forearm and hand fractures) and an increase in fractures as a result of ankle injury (ankle and foot fractures) was observed.

Hard and brittle, anthracites break with conchoidal fracture into sharp fragments.

It results the velocity sharp decrease in these fracture zones.