Sentence examples for zones of concentration from inspiring English sources

For the first generation Puddu plate, the zones of concentration of compressive stresses were located at the contact points between the metal insert and cortical bone on the side that is opposite to the plane of symmetry.

Then he entered a whole new zone of concentration.

If James doesn't feel that it's right for his character to get out of a chair at a particular moment, he'll say, 'We have to figure out how to get out of the chair in a way that's honest.' " Researching and rehearsing a role until he enters a zone of concentration is a Spader trademark, several colleagues say.

Once I complied, she created a narrow zone of concentration, focusing solely on Wolfe as they tackled her major scene, the frustrated doctor erupting at an incompetent government bureaucrat.

It is further shown that broadening of the interface slows down gravity currents, but the zone of concentration variation can be almost as wide as the fracture is tall without seriously reducing rates from those expected for a step concentration change.

The zone of concentration of tensile stress was located on the outer side of the plate, in the opposite of the upper bound of the metal insert.

The statue comprising the upper structure is modeled using 3D brick finite elements constructed from a photogrammetric representation that captures important details of the surface and allows the identification of probable zones of stress concentration.

In contrast to the TCE site, several distinct zones of high concentration were observed at the PCE site and from zones to zone, the δ13C values varied substantially from −24.3‰ to −33.6‰.

Lattman and Parizek (1964) had studied the relationship between fracture traces and occurrence of groundwater in carbonate rocks and they had reported that fracture traces visible on aerial photographs are natural linear-drainage, soiltonal, and topographic alignments which are probably the surface manifestation of underlying zones of fracture concentration.

Another significant conclusion is that the presence of pressure drop can either deflate or inflate the plateau zones of both concentration and temperature waves, depending on the values of certain bed parameters, and in all cases will facilitate the formation of a "pure" thermal wave.

When the cathode is above the anode, our model predicts that the flow remains globally stable as long as there is no dendrite growth; when dendrites are present, zones of lowered concentration adjacent to a downwards growing finger appears, inducing a gravity driven convective vortex roll wrapped to the finger, leading to a quasi stable flow.