So Rolls-Royce uses a unique system which casts the blade in a nickel-based super-alloy with a continuous and unbroken crystalline structure.
The most wear debris from artificial joint have the spherical or subsphaeroidal shapes, and a small amount of the debris have the unbroken plate structure, the average diameter is 1.33 μm, is about 18% of the wear debris' from joint simulator, and the medium diameter of 2.95 μm, is about 43% of the wear debris' from joint simulator.
Zamperini's story breaks down neatly into a three-act structure, and Unbroken appears to take its cue rather too readily from this well-made, conventional narrative design.
In the wilderness area, where there are no oceanfront structures, an almost unbroken dune line extends for seven miles.
What this created was a 50-by-100-foot structure, full of vast, unbroken areas, the sort of space and light that is so dear to an urban painter's heart.
(In "Background Music" he played a rhythmically tense structures of long, dark, unbroken single-note lines mostly below middle C, a roiling and severe representation of the kind of thing Tristano liked to do).
The medical team scanned Power's skull and, based on the unbroken bones, determined what his full facial structure should be.
South of 23rd Street, the river is walled by an almost unbroken line of bulkhead sheds and dock structures.
In contrast to the highly structured genetic portrait of the interior US and Mexico, Western Scrub-Jays along the Pacific Slope show a remarkable lack of genetic structure despite 2,500 km of nearly unbroken sampling from northern Oregon to the southern tip of Baja California.
Previously, based on studies of bacterial DNA, biologists believed that genes consisted of unbroken stretches of DNA, all of which encoded protein structure.
