Sentence examples for ability of the specimen from inspiring English sources

Stress transmissibility ((E_{sigma })) defines the ability of the specimen to transmit stress from input bar to output bar during impact.

Besides a blue shift of the absorption peak, the spectral intensity of the MB solution is also reduced after photodegradation in the catalyst, indicating the photocatalytic ability of the specimen.

At the same time, these changes are not related to the formation of fatigue cracks and are indicative of a sharp increase in the dissipation ability of the specimen and impossibility of further specimen testing in the tensile test machine provided with a standard (air) cooling system.

In order to examine the practical ability of the suggested specimen a number of ENDB specimens made of different materials including PMMA, asphalt concrete, graphite and a marble rock are tested under both modes I and III.

The practical ability of this specimen has already been demonstrated experimentally via conducting very limited fracture toughness tests on a typical HMA mixture.

The RRF examines the ability of the PC specimens to remain intact and to continue carrying the load after hitting the striker.

Two type of proteins, serum albumin (non-cell adhesive) and plasma fibronectin (cell adhesive) [32], were used to investigate the protein adsorption ability of the Ti specimens.

The practical ability of the suggested ENDB specimen, was then examined for obtaining the mixed mode I/III fracture toughness of a typical hot mix asphalt (HMA) composite for different mode mixities including pure modes I and III.

The ability of the thickness-tapered cruciform specimen to determine the biaxial strength of composite materials at any stress ratio has been demonstrated.

After formworks were detached, surface finish conditions were observed in order to evaluate the compacting ability of the NC and SCC specimens.

For considering the actual condition and presenting the protective abilities of the glass coated specimen, the pre-oxidized specimen of heat-resistant steel HP is prepared by 1 h heat treatment at 900 °C in a furnace, and quick coking and pack-carburizing tests of two specimens are done at the same condition.