Sentence examples for substantial cracks from inspiring English sources

It said, for example, that airline inspectors had found substantial cracks in a bulkhead on a midsize Boeing 767 in 2003, and in fuselage frames of an Airbus A300 in 2002 and a jumbo Boeing 747 in 2005.

FCA cases that may have succeeded in the old paradigm may slip through these potentially substantial cracks.

This indicates that the feedstock molecules are equilibrated in all cases, before substantial cracking occurs.

Although recent rock weathering and exfoliation studies also employ fracture mechanics theory to implicate low stress conditions in substantial cracking over long time scales20,21, field studies of actual events that link models with natural conditions are lacking.

Large volume loss of titanium(IV) bis ammonium lactato) dihydroxide, a commonly used precursor, led to substantial crack formation of the film.

Evidence for the transition of γ-Al2O3 to α-Al2O3 is obtained after annealing at 900 °C concomitant with substantial crack formation and coating-failure.

The full-field data showed that the weathered structures collapsed with higher center-point velocities, which arise from substantial cracking and damage accumulation during the collapse event, as well as lower structural stiffness.

When employed in the hydroconversion of n-heptane, high temperature and low space velocity lead to substantial cracking.

Braunović and Alexandrov 1994 showed friction welded Al-Cu joints submitted to electrical current exhibited substantial cracking along the joint as well as in the phases formed in the joint.

Besides the rats, "the bad" also included graffiti, exposed wiring, substantial floor cracks or areas of missing tile, and staircases or handrails in disrepair — each discovered in as many as a third of the stations.

The constant load tests at 700, 1000 and 1200°C showed that substantial subcritical crack growth occurs under static loading.