Sentence examples for a higher deflection from inspiring English sources
At midspan, Specimen A-I developed a higher deflection than type B specimens under the same load.
The proximal bone fragment in indirect loading covered the whole defect size of 3.5 mm, thereby resulting in a higher deflection of the proximal wires compared to direct loading.
A more uniform temperature distribution along the actuator length is achieved, allowing for a larger overall thermal expansion and therefore also a higher deflection at the same maximum temperature.
As expected, the magnetic-attracted objects present a higher deflection angle (ferromagnetic declared projectiles: mean 84.2°; range 78 88°; 62° for the paramagnetic bullet) from the vertical axis than those with an absence of strong magnetic attraction (mean 0°).
The limb should be lightweight and permit a high deflection of the beam's tip in order to achieve a good ballistic performance.
Aging could then act as the highest-ranking oscillation, in which a high deflection present at birth gradually declines over time until function is too severely compromised and death occurs.
Tensile preloading was found to reduce the extent of delaminations, while compressive preload led to an increased extent of delaminations resulting from a higher bending deflection of the plate under impact.
The actuation capability and reliability are studied in order to lead to optimal parameters set providing a higher stroke (deflection) with a low heating temperature.
A higher order deflection function was employed to represent the complex deformed shape observed in DIC blast test data collected by Hooper et al. (2012).
Compression molded specimens have a similar modulus to injection molded specimens at room temperature, but exhibit a higher heat deflection temperature (HDT) and notched Izod impact strength.
The stiffening effect caused by higher deflection of the wires acted as an opposing force and might be the reason for the higher axial loading needed to achieve osteotomy contact in indirect loading.
