Sentence examples for which is crack from inspiring English sources

A second mechanism, which is crack tip blunting, was used to explain the transient behaviour observed after overloads and load blocks.

In fact, concrete has a complicated internal microstructure, the change of which is crack bridging, and can be captured by the enriched continuum model through the characteristic length.

Engineered Cementitious Composites (ECCs) are novel cement-based ultraductile materials which is crack resistant and undergoes strain hardening when loaded in tension.

In this paper, a cladding investigation to achieve uniform distribution of WC particles which is crack-free, non-porous and without delamination using a 2 kW IPG Ytterbium doped, continuous wave, fibre laser with 1070 nm wavelength was reported.

Black panels glimmer in the moonlight, one of which is cracked.

If only the same could be said for the Disney version of her — which is cracking and deforming as the plastic on which she is drawn crumbles away.

It presents us with a satirical image of a country which is cracked and fractured into pieces, a crazy-paving that isn't fitting together.

More than 7,500 American taxpayers have voluntarily disclosed secret offshore accounts to the Internal Revenue Service, which is cracking down on overseas tax evasion, the agency said on Wednesday.

Plenty of angst and waste right here in America, or, to be specific, the Manhattan and North Jersey of Lipsyteland, which is cracked in all three senses of funny, damaged and deranged.

In a concession to the European Union, which is cracking down on tax evasion, Switzerland is likely to impose a withholding tax (a tax imposed at source on interest) in exchange for keeping the identities of EU citizens confidential.

You might be familiar with buckwheat either because you've used buckwheat flour in your baking, or because you've had kasha (which is cracked, toasted buckwheat).