Sentence examples for substantial collapse from inspiring English sources

Calcination at 900 °C led to substantial collapse of the nanosheets into nanoparticles within each domain, owing to the thermal stress arising from crystallite growth, and the domain boundary is still identifiable.

During this period the keep suffered a substantial collapse – archaeological evidence shows that the southern side of the motte subsided by over 6 ft (2 m).

Lava eruption seems to have ceased in conjunction with this substantial collapse of the material, although minor changes prevailed near vent (c), possibly arising from drainage of lava already within the channel or slope instability.

Reinforcement of cellulose aerogels with polycaprolactone (PCL) through ethanol anti-solvent precipitation from THF and subsequent scCO2 drying, turned out to be a less feasible approach as substantial collapsing of the specimen occurred during scCO2 drying.

Substantial pore collapse is seen in the samples deformed to 3 and 6%% strain (Fig.  6c, d).

Also, many studies have focused on the extinction of dinosaurs alone, and have forgotten about the more substantial marine ecosystem collapse.

In the year of his birth, 1972, they came very close, building up a substantial lead before collapsing in the final furlong in a manner that would become typical.

The reports after major ground motions indicate that earthquake-induced pounding between buildings may lead to substantial damage or even collapse of colliding structures.

The Hackney Empire in east London will close in January for at least nine months as its cash-strapped owners look at their options, while in nearby Whitechapel, Wilton's Music Hall will physically collapse unless substantial rebuilding funds are found.

Recent experimental studies have shown that such sections often sustain substantial local deformations and/or collapse of the cross-section, in addition to global (overall) transverse displacement of the member, when subjected to transverse blast load.

These may have a substantial effect on the collapse of the gas.