Sentence examples for system of crack from inspiring English sources
We have also introduced home-made, in-situ observation facility system of crack formation and propagation in materials and the originally-designed 3D X-ray imaging systems to the experimental Hutch C of BL24XU (Hyogo BL) of SPring-8.
Altogether, the low-latitude system of cracks and valleys is the longest known anywhere in our solar system (about four times the length and in some places almost five times the depth of Earth's Grand Canyon), the researchers report.
However, the DDM is not computational efficient for large systems of cracks, limiting its application to small-scale situations.
A system of a crack and PZ is referred to as crack-layer (CL).
Since the supero-lateral cortex of the femoral neck can become as thin as 0.5 1.0 mm in old age [15,110], only a few intact cortical osteonal systems capable of crack capture can remain within it.
This technique is capable of the analysis of a strip with a system of interacting cracks.
In this work, a functionally graded silicon matrix composite material was in-situ manufactured by a self-developed Magnetic Field assisted Selective Laser Melting (MF-SLM) system free of cracks.
Human rights groups have accused Angola's president Jose Eduardo dos Santos and his government of using the legal system to crack down on critics after several activists were jailed or detained this year on charges of crimes against the state.
Then vibration responses and crack level identification of the system under three cases of crack severity are discussed by the spectrum cascades, acceleration-velocity and velocity-displacement phase portraits, and contact pressure nephograms.
At the same time, the new coupling model is analyzed to obtain the dynamic evolutions of the generator rotor shaft system with the changes of crack depth ratio, the fractional order of damping, rotational speed ratio and mass eccentricity of rotor.
The analysis addresses a typical failure development pattern consisting of a system of multiple surface cracks leading to and branching along or near the interface between the coating and the base material.
