The wall of a carbon nanotube undergoes a collapse and a corresponding propagation of the collapse when a torsion loading applied to the tube is beyond a critical value.
Having progressed through three and a half rounds of golf with impressive equanimity, preserving his lead in the face of a mass assault from a closely grouped assortment of competitors, McIlroy was about to undergo a complete collapse.
Catherine O'Neill, the charity's services manager, admits it was rare for someone to undergo a full collapse but that McKeith's reported symptoms were all-too recognisable to sufferers.
The YSL forms in a similar manner in a number of teleosts: marginal blastomeres undergo a morphogenetic "collapse" upon the yolk cell to form the YSL (Kimmel and Law, 1985; Trinkaus, 1993).
In simulations of polypeptide self-assembly the polypeptide chains were shown to undergo a hydrophobic collapse into partially ordered or amorphous aggregates, followed by the transition to ordered β-sheet aggregates by optimising intermolecular interactions [177,178].
Chandra's mathematics showed that a white dwarf much heavier than the sun could not exist, but would undergo an eternal collapse into a tiny point of infinite density, until it slipped though a crevice in space and time, from which nothing could escape, not even light.
The experimental tests exhibit that all of empty circular CFRP specimens undergo a progressive end collapse subject to axial crushing.
This paper reports the intriguing observation that chronologically aging yeast cells undergo a sudden redox collapse.
Here, we report the discovery that chronologically aging yeast cells undergo a sudden redox collapse, which affects over 80% of identified thiol-containing proteins.
By monitoring the thiol oxidation status of almost 300 different protein thiols, we discovered that yeast cells undergo a global redox collapse that leads to massive thiol oxidation in almost 80% of identified proteins several days prior to cell death.
