Sentence examples for a distinct behavior in from inspiring English sources
The model is based on the so-called disturbed state concept (DSC), with a modified hierarchical single yield surface (HISS-CT) plasticity model accounting for a distinct behavior in tension and compression.
However, it is interesting to observe that the catalysts presented a distinct behavior in terms of product selectivity.
It would also be important to determine whether these isolates exhibit a distinct behavior in vivo.
Samples prepared via drop casting from a THF solution at a slightly elevated temperature of 35 °C reveal a distinct behavior in the specular X-ray diffraction measurements.
Sucrose, in contrast, presented a distinct behavior, with higher levels in segments close to the base and tip and lower levels in the middle regions [ 48].
The particulate matter retained in the filter of the cigarettes has also been analyzed showing a distinct behavior of the compounds condensed in the cigarette filters and in the traps, related to their retention time.
Hereby, we make use of the characteristic that pedestrians exhibit a distinct behavior which depends on the crowd density in the vicinity.
Further, we show that four core T6SS components, TssB, TssH, TssJ, and TssL, all exhibit distinct behavior in vivo and provide support for a model of T6SS assembly, whereby the contractile sheath assembles at a subset of potential sites defined by the membrane complex in anticipation of firing.
We present a new continuum elastoplastic damage model for cementitious materials which captures their distinct behavior in tension and compression due to crack-induced damage and irreversible plastic deformation.
The growth of KCl crystals in LB film of Hb has distinct behavior in the alignment of crystals from linear to fractal like structures depending on growth time.
TPR experiments performed on the model catalysts showed that each of the oxide phases present (BaO, CeO2, and Al2O3) is able to store sulfur and that they possess distinct behavior in terms of the temperatures at which desulfation occurs.
