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However, a network review, he admitted, "showed that I did indeed break one of the rules related to embedment."

In most cases, some degree of embedment is inevitable.

It had had something to do with "refining the embedment," whatever that meant.

In critical fastener joints, embedment can mean loss of preload.

In bolted joints, most of the embedment occurs during torquing.

The mechanism behind embedment is different from creep.

Since both joints have the same loading, the surfaces will experience the same amount of embedment.

Many materials can be placed in an embedment - paper, metal, acetate sheets, etc.

Transformation can include embedment of new proteins in membrane as well as structural changes.

Exceptionally hard and smooth surfaces will have less susceptibility to the mechanism that causes embedment.

Other modes of failure include corrosion, embedment, and exceeding the shear stress limit.

Therefore, embedment can lead directly to loosening of a fastener joint and subsequent fatigue failure.

Breakout forces due to embedment in the bottom, which can be negligible, or in some cases the major part of the load.

Kelly now was coring under the globe, and I tested it carefully, trying to rock it free of its embedment, but nothing going.

In order for the root to actually enhance slope stability the root must have sufficient embedment and adhesion with the soil.

Three, six, nine boulders Chavo rolled down at Garamask, and then he had trouble in getting a fine boulder loose from its embedment.

By the historicity of texts, I mean to suggest the cultural specificity, the social embedment, of all modes of writing..

One entire wall of the cavern glistened like brilliant gold, layer upon layer of bright embedment shining in the dark stone.

"Disturb embedment."

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In bolted joints with particularly short grip lengths, the loss of preload due to embedment can be especially significant, causing complete loss of preload.

As we understand more about a text's specific historicity, how it emerged from a distinctive social embedment, we might expect it to be unavailable sometimes for current employment.

Discovery of a text's more specific historical embedment usually finds it confronting issues which are comfortably familiar, if usually unwelcome, to a late twentieth century social and political perspective.

The exposed-to-be-modified portion of particle surface can be adjusted by controlling the PDMS curing temperature and time, thus the embedment depth of the particles.

It provides a set of tools and built-in components for video and image galleries creation, video and MP3 player embedment and custom modules and widgets integration.