Sentence examples for a highly stiff from inspiring English sources
For this, a highly stiff and transparent polyurethane acrylate (PUA) was newly designed and synthesized by adding a cross-linker to the pre-polymer, with AgNWs patterned for a capacitive sensor then being successfully embedded in its surface to produce.
The method of lines is applied to discretize the partial differential equation w.r.t. the space variable leading to a highly stiff and numerically unstable system of ordinary differential equations.
Group II (n = 32) was treated with a mechanically critical external fixator, which allowed free rotation through a highly stiff stainless-steel tube set in two tapered roller bearings, thereby producing a distinct delayed healing [ 17].
The scheme is designed to be A-stable for highly stiff problems.
Recently, it has been extended in an implicit explicit manner to also incorporate highly stiff reaction terms.
Graphene is an ultra-thin, remarkably flexible and highly stiff 2D material that can profoundly change the microstructure of composite as filler phase, giving rise to mechanical properties greatly different from traditional composites.
The host rock is a highly consolidated stiff Jurassic clay stone (Opalinus Clay).
This hydrogel provides a highly hydrated, stiff and nanofibrous hydrogel network that uniquely presents bioactive ligands at the fibre surface; therefore it mimics certain essential features of the extracellular matrix.
We also found a bimodal distribution, but interestingly the population of highly stiff cells represented, in our data, approximately 50%% of all of the cells.
In order to achieve better protections from blast or impact loading, a new retrofit composite material has been proposed by combining highly stiff and strong material of carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) with highly ductile material of Polyurea (PU).
The current paper deals with the incorporation of advection terms for the explicit method, thus aiming at the implicit explicit RKC integration of advection diffusion reaction equations in a manner that advection and diffusion terms are treated simultaneously and explicitly and the highly stiff reaction terms implicitly.
