Sentence examples for surface of the round from inspiring English sources

Dust the top surface of the round with flour and lay another sheet of paper on top.

Results showed that in torsion case the Mode III loading also induces a significant KII at the points where the crack front intercepts the free surface of the round bar, whereas at the deepest point only KIII exits.

An optimized secondary cooling system for achieving even secondary cooling has been designed and applied to an actual round billet casting machine, and the surface temperature of the round billets was very even, with mid-way cracks being completely eliminated.

Most likely, the bond stress distribution around the surface of the plain round rebar S1, at a certain depth of embedment, say depth h, will be the same.

Rub the entire surface of the top round roast with the paste.

A flexible photomask and photoresist spray coating were employed in the photolithography process to fabricate fine electrode patterns on the round surface of the needle, which was insulated with parylene C. The electrodes were coated again with parylene C to enhance biocompatibility and durability.

But what we have now understood is that the surface of the Earth is actually round.

While RTX was homogenously distributed on the surface of round cells, on cells with lamellipodia the RTX-Al488 signal became strikingly polarized to the end of the cell opposite the lamellipodial extensions (Figure 1, middle row).

The dorsal surface of the ascending process is rounded (Fig. 1d) unlike the bi-lobed ascending process of Hypacrosaurus stebingeri (USNM 1189354,55).

Compared to fractionated UHMWPE wear particles, the surface of the FS was much rounder and smoother in appearance, which might also have contributed to higher cellular response of 60 nm FS.

With the new high-resolution imagery, it is now clear that as a droplet peels away from a rough surface, the round droplet forms a series of tiny "necks" adhering to each of the high points on the surface; these necks (which the researchers call "capillary bridges") then gradually stretch, thin and break.