Sentence examples for was fully compressed from inspiring English sources

In order to increase the efficiency of the explosion, the initiator had to emit a large number of neutrons in a few microseconds while the plutonium core was fully compressed.

The torsional spring, being in the high speed range, has high effective stiffness and improves bandwidth in large force operation when the translational springs are fully compressed.

Taken at close to 190 m.p.h. in seventh gear by current grand prix cars, it has the added hazard that the cars' stiff suspensions are fully compressed by their downforce-inducing aerodynamics, sharply reducing their maneuverability, as the track rises steeply from Eau Rouge to the Raidillon curve that leads onto the 200 m.p.h.

This was demonstrated by studying Langmuir Blodgett monolayers of DDA and MMG-1 which revealed an increased surface pressure in the presence of high concentrations of MMG-1 when the DDA/MMG-1 monolayers were fully compressed, indicating an increased interaction with water due to enhanced hydration of the lipid head groups.

Above, the beetle’s tracheal tubes are fully expanded, and below, they are fully compressed.

With the small wall thickness of 3 mm of the tubes, the adhesive leaks out till the carrying-fleece of the film adhesive is fully compressed.

The final model must also consider coupler slack as well as the limiting stiffness that appears after springs are fully compressed.

After an elastic branch in which all sections of the element were fully compressed, cracking was attained at about 10 N/mm, after which the experimental curve shows a softening tendency due to the diffusion of cracking from mid-span towards the supports.

The spring is fully compressed at one point, precisely when bodyweight, or the general center of mass (GCM) -- think of the GCM as a marble lying roughly behind and below the navel -- is directly above support on the ground.

The dart sleeve had been fully compressed in to the rubber stopper showing full penetration, but with the syringe body lying caudally, suggesting a bend in the needle at the skin surface comparable to observations of darts deployed in other cases [13].

Metal absorbs crash energy by bending and folding; a 1-foot tube of aluminum might fold 8 times until it's fully compressed.