Sentence examples for terms of rupture from inspiring English sources

Conceptual explanations on the poleward directivity of CIP exist in literature, we show the observational evidences of additional equator ward directivity, interpreted in terms of rupture propagation direction.

No graft deterioration, in terms of rupture, anastomotic complication, or dilation, was observed 8 weeks after implantation, with minimal inflammation, transmural repopulation of vascular cells, and a compact fibrin layer formed along the lumen.

And the people who laid down the terms of this rupture most influentially were not traditionalists.

This clearly verifies positive hybrid effect in terms of CF rupture.

The mechanical properties of apricot pit were determined in terms of average rupture force, deformation and toughness (energy absorbed by the pit per unit volume).

As such, the positive hybrid effect in terms of CF rupture was also verified for hybrid FRP sheets bonded to RC beams.

The solutions by GeoFEM that have the appropriate mesh size and damping are quite similar to those obtained using the FD and BI methods, the difference between them being generally less than 2% in terms of the rupture time and 5.2% in terms of the peak slip rate.

Using 316H properties at 550 °C the predicted surface intergranular cracks, due to both carburisation and creep, and subsequent crack growth are analysed in terms of their rupture and failure strains are compared to as received 316H data to validate the model.

To further improve the design of the graft and to ameliorate the performance in terms of graft rupture (accounting for 28.6% of the graft failures in c-Kit-EC seeded vessels, Supplemental Table 2), we seeded the decellularised vessels with a combination of c-Kit+ derived SMCs.

To study whether expectant management is an alternative to treatment with systemic MTX in a single dose im regimen in women with an EP and low but plateauing serum hCG concentrations in terms of tubal rupture, future pregnancy, health related quality of life and costs.

There is no standardised technique for internal iliac artery aneurysm (IIAA) embolisation and results of long-term prevention of rupture are unknown.