Sentence examples for vulnerable to cracking from inspiring English sources
The issue is higher than expected carbon concentrations in steel reactor components, which could make them vulnerable to cracking.
These layers are very vulnerable to cracking followed by de-bonding due to mismatch thermo-mechanical property.
Quenching in water is basically a kiss of death because it cools down the blade too quickly, making it vulnerable to cracking.
The highest risk is linked to plaque deposits covered by a thin fibrous cap, 30 31 which is vulnerable to cracking (plaque rupture), exposing lipid plaque to the luminal blood flow, initiating a clotting cascade which ultimately occludes or severely restricts arterial blood flow potentially resulting in myocardial infarction (heart attack).
Many flaws clearly visible to the naked, untrained eye that decrease brilliance and compromise structure, making the diamond vulnerable to cracking or chipping.
The pipeline's critics are particularly concerned about the line's age, which studies say leaves it vulnerable to cracking and corrosion if it is not maintained.
Although thermoset polymers have been widely used for engineering components, adhesives and matrix for fiber-reinforced composites due to their good mechanical properties compared to those of thermoplastic polymers, they are usually brittle and vulnerable to crack.
(2) Accelerated diffusion test under steady state condition Diffusion coefficient from non-steady state condition is very vulnerable to crack width since it reflects the local chloride penetration depth in the crack width, so that the enlarged diffusion coefficient reaches to 160 times for normal condition (Park et al. 2012a, b).
Fine resin finishes can be vulnerable to cracks and scratches.
Cheesy Name A GCHQ program that selects encryption keys that might be vulnerable to being cracked.
Another program, codenamed Cheesy Name, was aimed at singling out encryption keys, known as 'certificates', that might be vulnerable to being cracked by GCHQ supercomputers.
