Sentence examples for a significant creep from inspiring English sources

This time-dependent crack growth regime is assisted by a significant creep damage as indicated by the large amount of intergranular decohesions induced by cavitation on fracture surfaces.

The proposed composite material combines a significant creep resistance at high temperatures with a reasonable fracture toughness in the low temperature range and, compared to its constituents, features an enhanced thermal operation window.

A significant creep in the vancomycin MIC for S. aureus has occurred in an Indian hospital, which is of important concern as it may lead to treatment failure with vancomycin.

Dielectric elastomers can undergo a large strain under a high driving electric field; however, significant creep is observed due to the viscoelasticity under the Maxwellian pressure.

The absence of short-term SSEs suggests that the region, except for the source area of the long-term SSEs (Figure 1, region A), steadily accumulates strain for future megathrust earthquakes along the Nankai Trough, although we cannot rule out significant creep and SSEs near the trough axis, which is a region that cannot be clarified by on-land GNSS data.

The locking state of the interface estimated from the average GNSS velocity from 1996 to 2005 (Wallace et al. [2009]) also shows a transition from full locking off Shikoku to significant creep off Kyushu.

Explaining the shutdown, the California Department of Transportation said motion sensors had detected particularly "significant creep" in the hillside.

At elevated temperatures, polymers and polymeric composites show significant creep responses.

These time factors can be used for evaluating the safety against significant creep at both reference and design stress.

No reheat cracking was found near surface, but due to the reduced creep ductility with increasing hydrostatic stress, significant creep cavitation was found mid-thickness.

Through indentation behavior analysis, significant creep behavior was observed when the microstructure of the interlayer was amorphous or fully crystallized.