The phrase "a rupture time" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear without context.
It could be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or medical discussions where a specific time of rupture or failure is being referenced.
Example: "The engineers calculated a rupture time of 5 seconds for the pressure vessel under extreme conditions."
Alternatives: "a failure time" or "a breakage time".
Fig. 9 a Rupture time, b slip amount for each 2-s time window, c final slip distribution, and d moment rate function in case A2 with the free surface.
Meanwhile, we obtain a rise time of approximately 9.3±0.6 s, a rupture time of approximately 60.7±0.5 s, and a propagation time of approximately 50.5±0.5 s (time for 100-s Rayleigh wave passing through the fault).
All of the experimental and collected data was combined to determine a minimum design value for a tensile stress and to predict a long-term life for a creep rupture time.
Finally, a dimensionless rupture time was introduced and it was used to predict trapped oil recovery as a function of contact time for various pore body and throat size distributions.
Okada's vertical displacement is applied to generate tsunami wave with initialized sea-surface elevation instantaneously, or drive the model at a specific rupture time (e.g., see [4]).
Thus it provides a statistically significant rupture time database containing just as many data as there are fibers in the tows.
However, the specimens heat-treated at 1050 °C exhibited the lowest creep resistance among all tested samples, with a surprisingly short rupture time of < 25 h, much shorter than the specimen coated at 1050 °C.
The scale present after 10 000 h exposure in steam may be sufficient to cause a temperature increase of 50 K which will reduce the rupture time for a constant stress by a factor of 30.
a Rake angle, b rupture time, and c slip of Models 0, C, H1 H3, and S1 S3.
After the inversion with the a priori rupture velocity, we defined a rupture delay time for each subfault as the time of cumulative slip exceeding a threshold following Lee et al. (2006), which was measured from the initial rupture at the hypocenter.
From the Fourier spectra influenced by the sinc functions, the rupture time is a multiple of the period of the node (cf. Chang et al. 2010; Hwang et al. 2001, 2011).
