Sentence examples for shearing by from inspiring English sources

A men's cut with Mr. DeLouya costs $125, if you can get an appointment, while a shearing by Mr. Knoll costs $450 for women and $235 for men.

The precipitate structure undergoes an evolution caused by enhanced growth and redissolution of precipitates due to their shearing by dislocations.

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the stress-dependent behaviour of clay during drained and undrained shearing by means of a micromechanical approach.

This result is mainly caused by the additional deformation that the PP experiences as a result of secondary shearing by the polystyrene injection that occurs a short time delay after the primary injection.

It has been established that microtwinning caused by the passage of Shockley partial dislocations on successive {1 1 1} planes is the dominant deformation process at low applied stress, and changes to shearing by 1/2[1 1 0] dislocations and Orowan looping around the larger secondary precipitates at higher applied stress.

Defect analysis, through weak-beam dark field imaging, revealed that the twins in the Ni2Mo domains form as a consequence of shearing by 16〈112〉 Shockley partial dislocations with the same Burgers vector on adjacent {111} planes and eventual overlapping of intrinsic stacking faults.

12 2 CLOSE TO SHORE, by Michael Capuzzo.

Eventually they were towed to shore by Barrow Search and Rescue.

Sheep roam in small flocks and are largely still sheared by hand in the traditional way.

Yanagihara managed to swim to shore by counting her breaths, then passed out.

He was pulled to shore by spectators, where doctors pronounced him dead.