Sentence examples for the successive impact from inspiring English sources

The dense microstructure results from the accumulative effect of tamping on the top porous region by the successive impact of following particles.

The suggested deposition mechanism for ceramics involves the fragmentation of submicron ceramic particles into nanoparticles and the successive impact of submicron particles, which provides sufficient bonding energy, with heat and high pressure, to nanoparticles fragmented by the shock wave.

Few studies have explored the successive impacts of plant litter composition on soil microbial structure and function, litter decomposition patterns and final soil carbon sequestration.

Due to the successive impacts of nor'easters in October and January, the state government provided money to restore beaches.

The ML intensity decreases with successive impact of the load onto the phosphors, whereby the diminished ML intensity can be recovered approximately by UV-irradiation.

It is shown that the rate of growth of successive impact velocities increases beyond all bounds as the threshold parameter value is approached.

The in-situ curvature measurement technique reveals that during the deposition of the FGC, compressive stresses exist in the lower, metallic layers owing to peening effect of successive impact, and these gradually evolve to high tensile, in the top layers.

This is applied to the ellipsoid using an algorithm which consists of creating an equivalent sphere for the deforming body, applying the contact law followed by an evolution law, which describes how the local contact flattening changes the shape of the body during successive impacts.

The successive two impacts induced damage led to reductions of 37% in transverse resistance, 30% in maximum cable tension, 39% in transverse stiffness, 20% in energy dissipation capacity.

The function expressing the kinetic energy has been shown by Peczalski to bewhere F is the external field, "t the period between two successive impacts of a molecule and a charged particle.

The hybrid specimens with glass epoxy skins survived the double number of successive impacts compared to hybrid specimens with graphite epoxy skins.