Sentence examples for sinking process from inspiring English sources

During the sinking process of the bucket foundation, real-time monitoring was conducted of the produced underpressure, the soil pressure and the pore pressure inside and outside the bucket wall, which reflected the sinking state of the bucket foundation.

In November 1991, a submarine landslide occurred during the preliminary pile sinking process of the 200,000 ton-scale crude oil terminal project of China Sinopec at Aoshan, Xingzhong, having caused collapse of many pile foundations and generated a 2-3 m tsunami (Hu and Ye [2006]).

Unbolt the first side and flip the die over and use that side to repeat the sinking process again for a second half (mirror image).

Considerable skill is sometimes necessary in the sinking process to prevent the monoliths (usually provided with a tapered-steel cutting edge to the lowest lift) from listing, an eventuality that can occur if any part of the periphery encounters material that is particularly difficult to penetrate.

It is matched with the profile of ethanol sol stability level, where it is not relatively constant until 90 min of test, but gradually decreases, which indicates the slow sinking process of titania particles (not an immediate process).

The artificial layer with random offset distance is adopted to simulate the minimum gap between two adjacent aggregates, and the high-volume fraction model is obtained by the sinking process.

However, it is likely that part of these organisms originated from sinking processes and, probably, was not a physiologically active fraction in the oxycline.

Coastal lands are sinking, a process accelerated by oil and gas drilling.

In the present work effort has been made to investigate the effect of various process parameters such as Pulse ON time, Pulse OFF time, Discharge Current and Voltage on the Surface Roughness for EN19 material in die sinking EDM process.

Recovery in the photosynthesis capacity is closely related with the activation of electron sink process, which can induce a higher relative oxidized state of QA, reducing ROS (reactive oxygen species) induction probability [ 17, 18].

Laffineur et al. (2012) developed a theoretical framework to simulate methanol exchange at Vielsalm and showed that the bi-directional nature of methanol exchange can be explained by adsorption/desorption of methanol in water films within the ecosystem (aided by the low Henry constant of methanol) and a postulated sink process.