Sentence examples for superficial defect from inspiring English sources

For coarser graphite materials and graphites with a low superficial defect concentration, an irreversible process was observed which correlated with the electrochemical exfoliation of graphite.

Table 7 Complications of displaced calcaneal fractures treated with plate osteosynthesis with bone grafting (group A) or without bone grafting (group B) Complications Group A Group B p value Superficial defect 12 (6.2 %) 14 (7.4 %) 0.425 Infection 14 (6.9 %) 11 (5.8 %) 0.562 Post-op osteoarthritis 27 (13.3 %) 23 (12.7) % 0.238 Subtalar fusion 7 (3.4 %) 6 (3.2 %) 0.161.

Currently, 15% of Asda's potatoes do not meet specifications because they are too big, too small or blemished and 15% of parsnips don't make the shelf because they're oddly shaped or have superficial defects.

These were not superficial defects in a leader, and at the Democratic National Convention of 1980 it was the soaring oratory of Edward M. Kennedy the primary's loser, though at one point he was far outpolling both Carter and Reagan that gave delegates an indelible vision of a better country.

These were not superficial defects in a leader, and at the Democratic National Convention of 1980 it was the soaring oratory of Edward M. Kennedy — the primary's loser, though at one point he was far outpolling both Carter and Reagan — that gave delegates an indelible vision of a better country.

This means that structural (superficial) defects play a key role for this process.

The test specimens were transferred to the open lab environment wherein superficial defects and pores were repaired using a commercially available dental plaster material in preparation for heating.

In this paper a new non-destructive testing (NDT) system focusing on micro size superficial defects in metallic joints is presented.

They are classified into four categories: (i) the compressive residual stresses, (ii) the surface work-hardening (iii) the geometrical irregularities and (iv) the superficial defects.

This means that structural (superficial) defects play a key role for the CO oxidation reaction, despite the small crystal size may have a beneficial effect on the oxidation activity.

This confirms that the structural (superficial) defects on solid surfaces, as measured by the Raman spectroscopy, play a key role for the CO oxidation in the 150 500 °C temperature range.