Sentence examples for time to pinch from inspiring English sources

Experimentally, it was shown that at a higher voltage the time to pinch is decreased.

Moreover, with increasing working voltage the time to pinch is decreased.

In Fig. 3 variation of time to pinch versus insulator sleeve for different pressure is shown.

At all pressure, the time to pinch for insulator with 4.5 cm is minimum.

Other results also confirm that with increasing of pressure the time to pinch is increased.

It was found that at all insulators we have one minimum time to pinch.

Design maps are developed for the time to pinch-off via grain boundary grooving in multilayer thin films consisting of two immiscible phases.

Numerical simulations show that a finite mobility of the triple junction can effectively impede the development of grooves, suggesting that the classical t1/4 dependence of groove depth with the assumption of an infinite triple junction mobility might be questionable at low temperatures to predict the time to pinch-off.

This also implies that the predictions of the time-dependence of the process can be used to determine the time to pinching for a wide variety of physical systems, and thus provide estimates of the time required for capillarity-driven break-up of microstructures from the detachment of secondary dendrite arms to polymer blends.

April 2012: Cross-City blues "Squeaky bum time" – in Ferguson's immortal phrase to describe a tight title race – sees City, trailing QPR in injury time, triumph 3-2 to pinch the title from United's grasp.

My wife and I and the dog walked along the river and not for the first time I had to pinch myself, because London is such an amazing place to live.