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The phrase "as a function of deformation rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or technical contexts to describe how one variable changes in relation to the deformation rate of a material or system.
Example: "The stress experienced by the material increases as a function of deformation rate, indicating its response to applied forces."
Alternatives: "in relation to deformation rate" or "depending on deformation rate".
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The specific EWF of the aPET as a function of deformation rate went through a minimum.
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The time to 50% dynamic recrystallization has also been described as a function of deformation temperature and strain rate, by means of a simple parametric relationship commonly employed for this purpose.
The kinetic of twin formation is also determined during this stage as a function of deformation.
The curves of force as a function of deformation (mm) were automatically recorded by the software.
The force curves as a function of deformation (mm) were automatically recorded by the software.
For this goal, it may be useful to analyze maximal intensities in scattering images as a function of deformation.
The model assumes the turbulence viscosity as a function of velocity deformation rate and the length scale in the inner layer and function of length scale and local mean velocity in the outer layer.
Within the ROI, two variables were calculated as a function of time: deformation and deformation rate.
Another consequence of the long relaxation time of large HA molecules in semi-dilute solutions is a transition from viscous behavior to elastic behavior as a function of increasing rate of deformation.
The mechanical properties of the UF membrane as a function of temperature and deformation rate were characterized, and the overall thickness, molecular weight cutoff, and DI water permeance were measured for membranes imprinted using the flat mold.
Apart from the amount of deformation, the Bauschinger phenomenon has also been looked into as a function of stress rate used for forward deformation and also the grain size.
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