Sentence examples for smooth rupture from inspiring English sources

The inverted results based only on this dataset are insensitive to the smooth rupture, particularly for large subduction earthquakes (Beck and Ruff, 1987; Kikuchi and Fukao, 1987; Ekstrom, 1989).

In the case of smooth specimens, rupture life increased with increase in nitrogen content.

They speculated that LOX-1, highly expressed in macrophages and smooth muscle found in rupture-prone plaque, was cleaved under the condition in which protease activity is elevated.

The slip onset on the fault plane was smooth with a relatively steady rupture propagation, radiating strong low-frequency waves.

The rupture is very smooth and gradually expands near the hypocenter and propagates bilaterally in the directions northeast and southwest (but mainly to the southwest).

The rupture was very smooth and gradually expanded near the hypocenter and propagated bilaterally in the direction of northeast and southwest, but mainly to the southwest.

When the contained rupture is chronic, smooth vertebral erosions can be observed in up to 30%% of cases [8] (Fig. 5).

The ratio of rupture life of smooth to notched specimens decreased with increase in the nitrogen content from 18 for the material containing 0.07 wt.% nitrogen to 3 for the material containing 0.22 wt.% nitrogen thereby implying that the notch strengthening effect decreased significantly at high nitrogen levels.

Two genes (MMP7 and IGLL5) met this criterion, of which, MMP7 is especially notable due to its functional role in atherosclerotic plaque rupture and vascular smooth muscle cell apoptosis [ 25, 26].

The creep rupture life of the smooth specimen was successfully predicted by the classical Kachanov Rabotnov damage law.

To develop a quantitative perspective on how cellular contractility, scaffold curvature and cell-substrate adhesion control such rupture processes, human aortic smooth muscle cells were grown on glass substrates with submillimeter semichannels.