Sentence examples for small flange from inspiring English sources

At the junction of leaf sheath and blade, designated as the collar of the leaf, and on the side facing the stem, grass leaves bear a ligule, a small flange or ring of hairs, depending on the species, that may have evolved to prevent the entry of water into the leaf sheath.

Small flange beams (bf/bw = 0.43) showed stable and linear behavior under bending moment and failed in a brittle manner by delamination of the compressive flange at the interfacial layers while wide flange beams (bf/bw = 1.13) exhibited unstable and nonlinear behavior in the buckling and post-buckling region leading to delamination failure of the compressive flange.

Inside the MASC, this copper cooling block was mounted to a small flange in the chamber door.

Posterior to this ridge, a small flange contacts the postorbital.

Our experience confirms that it is necessary to use tubes of an appropriate size with a small flange (collar) that does not exceed the eyelid margin and does not irritate the cornea, so that corneal abrasion and ulceration is prevented.

Take care to leave a small flange to prevent the plunger being pushed out the end.

The best shot at what it looked like may be the object between the lions in this well curb in the Vatican: it appears to show a fountain in which water oozed out at the top over a sphere, then rippled along the out-flaring stone, its course broken only by three small flanges over which, on a sunny day, it must have glinted rather beautifully.

Fig. 1 Sketch of the Mars atmosphere simulation chamber (MASC) a Lauda cooling machine, b heat exchanger type HE, c pump used to circulate Freon, d the two main doors with small flanges for electrical-thermal, optical feed-throughs, e mounting plates, f cooling screen, g RLS spectrometer, h optical head.

Compressive yield of the smaller flange is an expected source of failure, but the results show that tensile yield of the smaller flange can be equally important.

Violent collapse behaviour is shown to be possible whether the smaller flange yields in compression or tension.

Results of simulations show that smaller flanges reduce the current density with 23%.