Examples of using Deforms in English and their translations into Portuguese
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such trend exists or deforms it.
The solid Earth deforms a bit,
A SR of 0.8 s means that the object deforms, in average, 80% during one second.
A fluid is defined as a substance that deforms continuously under application of a shearing stress,
the primary mirror deforms into a parabolic shape that focuses light onto the secondary mirror.
In this case, the ankle joint of the patient significantly thickens and deforms, especially in the calcaneal region the heel is turned inwards.
The load cell deforms or reacts to that force
indicates that the soil when subjected to loading of a building, it deforms and causes a disturbance in the structure.
since the soft sealing compound deforms with use.
structural member that deforms when weight is applied.
Vatnajökull is shrinking very quickly, and as it deforms, stress creates crevasses and seracs.
because for many ductile materials the specimen deforms without clear breakage.
Using the recommended pressure ensures that the tread area deforms just enough to carry the load.
The viral logic of networks not only accelerates this process, it also changes and deforms the scale.
Their measurement principle is based on the use of a special spring, which deforms under the influence of pressure.
slightly flexible layer that deforms very slowly, like pitch.
The presence of folds in the mask not only deforms the equipment structure
As a result man not only deforms the image of God in his own person,
that all its kinetic energy is converted to energy that deforms the container.
the specific pressure on the surface of the gasket reaches a certain value and then deforms, and fills the unevenness on the sealing surface to make the joint tight.