Sentence examples for approach of plastic from inspiring English sources
We propose an approach of plastic deformation that generates dislocations, which scatters mid-range frequency phonons.
The kinematic assumptions with plastic hinge lines reduce the set of admissible kinematic fields for our upper bound approach, however the procedure appears relatively simple, visual, and can be developed to investigate the behaviour of other plates in various loading and reinforcement schemes, like the respective approach of plastic limit analysis, which was restricted to static loading.
"This innovative approach of transforming plastic waste into construction bricks has a potential to turn a plastic waste management challenge into an opportunity, by addressing the right access to education with the construction of schools, empowering these communities and cleaning the environment at the same time," says UNICEF Innovation specialist Norman Muhwezi, who is leading the project.
7 The approach of using plastic beads to create mechanical force originated in drug dissolution studies.
New approach to description of plastic deformation and destruction under friction is introduced on the basis of concepts of structural levels of plastic deformation and physical mesomechanics.
In such an approach the total area of plastic hysteresis loops is taken as a measure of dissipated energy.
As wind pushes against the window, the springs compress and create an electric current as the charged plates of plastic approach each other.
In many cases the approach allows the local dissipation of plastic work to be derived in closed form.
However, the balanced design approach showed more uniform distribution of plastic strains and led to higher brace ductility capacities when compared to the conventional design method.
In this work, multiscale modeling approach was implemented in prediction of plastic deformation of stress-strain of a typical thermoplastic polymer filled with nanotube-like inclusions.
A new approach for measuring the fraction of plastic work that is converted into heat (also known as the Inelastic Heat Fraction, IHF or the Taylor–Quinney coefficient) during the plastic deformation of metals is proposed in this paper.
