Sentence examples for axial peak from inspiring English sources

The effects of the axial peak stress and stress amplitude on the transformation ratchetting and fatigue life are addressed.

The predicted axial and transverse strains of the confined concrete section corresponded to the observed axial peak stress of a column evaluated in previous research with good accuracy.

It is found that the super-elastic NiTi SMA micro-tubes sustain more significant path-dependent fatigue failure in the multiaxial cyclic tests with lower axial peak stress and stress amplitude, while the fatigue lives of the NiTi micro-tubes under different loading paths are gradually converged with the increasing axial peak stress and stress amplitude.

By the experimental observations on the properties of lateral expansion of concrete prism, a moment of reaching the axial peak stress in section was predicted in a good accuracy.

To address this issue the results of axial peak suppression tests of the multiplex-quadrature scheme are shown in Figure 3.

The spectra shown in Figure 3 comparing MQD to States and States-TPPI applying deliberately misset pulses, with and without phase cycling for axial peak suppression, prove the axial peak suppression efficiency to be on par with the slower classical approach.

The concept is generally applicable to all indirect evolution dimensions of N-dimensional pulsed NMR spectra and offers a time reduction of (3/4) N −1 compared to conventional spectra, while retaining resolution, axial peak suppression, and per-scan sensitivity.

A number of scans smaller than this is only possible, when compromising either the per-scan sensitivity (e.g. by gradients during evolution) or coherence selectivity (e.g. by omitting axial peak suppression).

The reduction of the phase-cycle length raises the question, if the suppression of axial peaks is affected.

Apart from the specific requirements of the mixing blocks, the basic conventional phase cycle derives from a two-step phase alternation for each indirect dimension to suppress axial peaks, which adversely affect spectral quality even when pushed to the edges of the respective indirect dimensions by use of TPPI.

13 A 180° phase change of the pulse or block preceding an evolution period is applied in concert with receiver phase inversion in order to suppress the pathway through coherence order zero, which causes axial peaks in the respective dimension, such as seen in cases of non-perfect 90° pulses or fast relaxation, for example, in paramagnetic proteins.