Sentence examples for weak solid from inspiring English sources
If a rubble pile has interstitial regolith between its components, including a fine fraction small enough to generate strength, then the overall body can start to behave as a weak solid, with cohesive strength actively competing with gravitational attraction.
Based on sequential weak solid-fluid coupling in ANSYS/FLOTRAN, the flow rates across the inlet and outlet microvalves are analyzed and simulated.
In the granites and migmatites that form the dome core, magmatic texture and to a lesser extent weak solid-state texture are dominant.
This observation is very different from that previously reported on carbazole-based donor acceptor polymers where the solid-state spectra of both 6,6′- and 5,5′-substituted polymers are similar and only showed a 20 nm red-shift in λmax relative to their solution spectra, suggesting comparably weak solid-state organization in carbazole polymers irrespective of substituent placement.
With sales totaling $66.9 million, Phillips' foray found mixed reviews, from "weak" to "solid".
Each call for a correction procedure modifies the sequence on-the-fly, and thus turns weak into solid k-mers.
Foams enriched with AG tend to behave as weak viscoelastic solids (Table 2).
Another matter that should be taken into account is the possibility that, when using sulfuric acid, extra features such as corrosion resistant storage vessels or more stringent safety and handling measures, compared to the application of the weaker (and solid) maleic acid may be needed.
Cannulated screws are inherently weaker than solid-core screws and thus subject to failure at lesser loads.
It has no democratic history to appeal to, and its civil society is weak... Without solid institutions and a healthy political center freedom is always fragile.
The multiple rotatable aryl groups enabled PyVA to exhibit a strong aggregation-induced emission effect, and the seriously twisted butterfly-like backbone rendered the solid weak intermolecular π-π interactions and mechanofluorochromism.
