Sentence examples for underside of the plate from inspiring English sources

A rectangular cavity with pressure release walls is appended to the underside of the plate, and a compressible inviscid fluid occupies the region above the baffle and inside the cavity.

In order to assess the accurate reproduction of the vibration stimuli, they were independently recorded with a miniature accelerometer permanently attached to the underside of the plate.

Cells were removed by scraping between the top of the well and a line predrawn across the width of the well, on the underside of the plate, 22 mm from the bottom of the well.

Utilising computer-aided simulations, the underside of the upper plate was considered to have optimal conditions for cell culturing.

Artificial rib roughness on the underside of the absorber plate has been found to considerably enhance the heat transfer coefficient.

The flow along the lower plates' surface was directed from the periphery to the centre whereas the fluid movement along the underside of the upper plate was inversely orientated (Fig. 2).

SW480 cells were incubated with 0 80 μmol L−1PHPP-SMNPs for 24 h at 37 °C in the dark prior to irradiation for 10 min (4.35 J/cm2) with 488-nm argon-ion laser (4.35 J/cm2) from the underside of the culture plate.

The cells of experimental group were then rinsed again with PBS and immersed in 100 μL of fresh culture medium before being illuminated using a 488 nm argon-ion laser with energy density of 4.35 J/cm2from the underside of the culture plate.

The principle of the laser-assisted shearing process is based on briefly and selectively heating the material in the shearing zone via local absorption of laser radiation on the underside of the sheet metal plate before the punching tool comes into contact on the upper side of the metal plate.

The telehandler did not pierce the plastic of the IBC directly (as was expected) but rather one of the tynes had caught on the underside of the metal base plate, despite numerous controls being in place at time of spill, revealing a previously unreported mechanism for a fluid spill from handling of petroleum hydrocarbons.

In its 21st-century form the Western xylophone's keys are usually arranged in two rows, somewhat like piano keys, on a stand; to improve the tone, a hollow groove is cut along the underside of each plate.