Sentence examples for attributed to the stiffness from inspiring English sources

The compressive strength at 28 d and 56 d shows a contrary variation tendency compared with its early ages, which is attributed to the stiffness difference between aggregates and mortar at different age.

The stabilization of the human standing posture was originally attributed to the stiffness of the ankle muscles but direct measurements of the ankle stiffness ruled out this hypothesis, leaving open the possibility for a feedback stabilization strategy driven by proprioceptive signals.

This can be attributed to the bending stiffness of the steel pulling bars stiffness and the necessary compatibility between them and the concrete specimen, which implies slightly higher energy consumption.

This phenomenon is mainly attributed to the plate stiffness degradation due to the presence of local defects and material composition.

Changes in the loads and responses for sandwich constructions can be attributed to the shear stiffness and shear factor as well as the flexural rigidity.

Macro shear buckling is the main failure mode for the sandwich column specimens, which is attributed to the low stiffness of core.

This phenomenon can be attributed to the decreased stiffness of the concrete beam, and it was confirmed through the theoretical calculation of the interface damage.

The tensile strength observed in the PNCs with 1.0 wt% Gr/Fe@Fe2O3 is 58% higher than that of the pure epoxy, and was attributed to the high stiffness of Gr.

This mechanism has been attributed to the increase in stiffness of the polymeric matrix phase and shear strength of FRCs due to the presence of particles at the interlaminar regions.

Additionally, HUVEC had an increase in migration on the coaxial scaffolds, which was attributed to the increase in stiffness; however, this increase in migration was not seen with the rSMC, which had the highest outward migration on the flat surfaces (tissue culture polystyrene and gelatin film).

The Lower Limb Core Scale is a global scale that was created by combining seven items into three subscales (pain attributed to the lower limb, stiffness and swelling, and function).