Sentence examples for a high cohesion between from inspiring English sources
The excellent oxidation resistance and thermal shock resistance are attributed to a high cohesion between the layers and the C/C composite, and the formation of a continuous and stable glassy film consisting of SiO2 and Al2O3 on the coated layers during oxidation.
The high cohesion between the samples collected in the vast area of western Mediterranean contrasts with the genetic mosaic of the more sub-structured eastern Mediterranean.
The cohesion of the Boso samples is in a similar range except for sample NZ-PS-4/1, which has a higher cohesion (6.14 MPa; Table 4).
Nevertheless, investigation between direct shear test and triaxial test showed that the specimen with higher UCS tended to have a slightly lower friction angle but a higher cohesion than the other one.
The higher cohesion between neighboring cell wall bundles after the alkaline pretreatment in the eucalyptus samples is probably related to the different lignin composition as well as the higher lignin content.
These results imply that DMCNF can obtain a cluster structure with high cohesion.
Consistent with the results reported in lateritic soils of Nigeria (cohesion range of 65 75 kPa and friction angle range between 26-31° 26-31°ele et al. 2012; AlOladeleOpalete 2011), these values show that the soils in the study area have relative high bearing capacity as a result of their respective high cohesion and relatively medium angle of internal friction values.
A model for metal powder compaction is proposed as an interpolation between well-known models corresponding to a high level of porosity with low inter-particle cohesive strength or a low level of porosity with high cohesion.
A properly encapsulated object or function has high cohesion.
However, some candidates of several kilometers in size require unusually high cohesion (i.e., a few thousands of Pa).
A high apparent cohesion found in monotonic shear tests, likely attributed to suction and cementation, is destroyed by dynamic loading.
