Sentence examples for a constraint effect from inspiring English sources
It is suggested that the organoclay imparts a constraint effect on the PA 6 molecular chains, restricting their mobility in the bulk compared to the surface and hence improving their resistance to creep.
Such a constraint effect becomes more pronounced as increasing the volume fraction of the amorphous phase, with both the average grain size and the growth exponent decreasing approximately according to a power law.
In a construction project where the form block is used, the surface of grout concrete is not exposed outside and is constrained so that there would be a constraint effect until the failure of the block flange wall.
It is worth noting that the selection effect (positive or negative) is expected to identify patterns of natural selection acting on mildly deleterious mutations (negative selection) and advantageous mutations (positive selection), whereas a significant constraint effect in addition to negative selection allow identifying genes under strong negative or purifying selection (Eilertson et al. 2012).
At the landscape, class, and ecoregion levels, there was a hump-shaped constraint effect between NPP and SC.
It has also been known that there is a difference in the constraint effect between real pipes and standard specimens, and LBB design using standard specimens is conservative.
In particular, the application framework this work belongs to is the design of environmentally friendly commercial aircraft, for which the regulation and certification restrictions are, nowadays, a key constraint effecting even the conceptual phase of the design process.
The present formulation leads to a clear explanation of the constraint effect of rubber like matrix on the inclusions.
However, different heights of bulge deformation should have a corresponding reasonable coil current for achieving the best constraint effect.
This suggests that such a specimen could be potentially useful to investigate the crack tip constraint effect on fracture toughness of materials.
The interface constraint effect disappears at 30,000 K s−1.
