Sentence examples for shell incorporates from inspiring English sources

Each shell incorporates a MagicFire chip so that it might be set off precisely to the beat of 16 songs by the likes of Shania Twain, Bon Jovi and Francis Scott Key (one of these wrote the Star-Spangled Banner).

More exciting is that Nokia has released 3D print files for the case shell of another Lumia handset — the 820 — so it's possible the company might also decide to release a 3DK for the 620 in the future (although the 620's shell incorporates the headphone jack unit so it seems unlikely).

These and other natural forms were often lavishly embellished, like the nautilus snail from Nuremberg made by Jeremias Ritter (about 1630), a striped shell incorporated into the silver gilt form of a snail, with a small sculptured Moor riding on its back, holding a bow and arrow while he guides the snail by a pair of silver reins.

Deflections of cross ply laminated shells incorporating piezoelectric layers are determined.

The present formulation considers doubly curved shells incorporating von Kármán type nonlinear strains into the first order shear deformation theory.

This is the first finite element implementation of the HOZT to solve the problem of shells incorporating cross curvature effects in shells.

This is the first finite element implementation of the HOZT to solve the vibration problem of shells incorporating all three radii of curvatures including the effect of cross curvature in the formulation using Sanders' approximations.

From these results, we conclude that PEC shells incorporating native heparin could be used for growth factor delivery in functional bone tissue engineering application and that PLA- and PLO-based complexes could represent superior options to DEAE-D for loading and in vivo delivery of bioactive BMP-2 in this approach.

That magnetic heating changes the solvation of the shell without change in the bulk temperature above the LCST is suggested by results by Rinaldi and co-workers on iron oxide nanoparticles with a PNIPAM shell incorporating fluorophores.

In this article, a nonlocal Flügge shell model incorporating interatomic potentials is developed to study the buckling behavior of an axially loaded single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT).

Shell surfaces incorporate dense patterns of pores that are approximately circular in shape and their size varies in the narrow interval p s  = 200 ± 40 nm (Fig. 1b, c).