Sentence examples for batches of specimens from inspiring English sources

The tying capacity and failure modes are determined from static tests on two batches of specimens for six joints.

Seven batches of specimens were made with different biomass fly ash content: 0%, 5%, 10%, 15 %, 20 %, 25 and 30% (replandng cement in the mix, %).

For the three batches of specimens, differing for the sprue runner design, the influence was straightforward, while no significant variation in the fatigue strength was observed when looking at batches of "acceptable" and "non-acceptable" components, as judged within the foundry quality control.

Active components of the zeolite were determined by means of X-ray diffraction analysis, particle form (plate-shaped) and size (11.82 μm) were determined by means of SEM. 5 batches of specimens were made with zeolite content ranging from 0 to 10% (the binding material was substituted with natural zeolite).

Two batches of specimens were prepared using 4.8% CuSO4 and 9.1% FeSO4 solutions, respectively, and were energized at 10 and 50 V under both direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) to evaluate the electrical resistivity over the specimen's age (days since casting).

The test results also demonstrate that the design curves of Eurocode3 are not suitable for this batch of specimens.

In comparison with the test data, the design S-N curve in Eurocode3 is proved to be suitable in generally but does not have sufficient safety stock for this batch of specimens.

In one batch of specimens the aggregates were washed with raw water (total dissolved solids: 3338 ppm) while the dust in the second batch was removed by vacuum suction.

The Linnaean name Eriophorum polystachion is a, being based on a mixed batch of specimens.

Because the test is performed most efficiently in batches of 20 specimens and has been performed in this way in San Francisco, we recorded the minimum time necessary for laboratory staff to complete testing on one batch of specimens.

Five different concentrations of internal quality control (IQC) materials that covered the range of exposure expected in the U.S. population were analyzed at the beginning and end of each batch of specimens and throughout each analytical run.