Sentence examples for behaviour of an element from inspiring English sources

In lumped-plasticity models, the force deformation behaviour of an element is confined by an envelope, known as the "backbone curve".

"To be clear, we condemn sectarianism and there is no doubt the mindless behaviour of an element of our support has exposed the club to a very serious situation.

By analysing the temperature of the external surface during the application of cyclic loading, it is possible to evaluate the dynamic behaviour of an element and to determine the fatigue limit.

This paper presents an analytical model to describe the shear force deformation behaviour of such an element with two sliding steel plates and a single frictional interface.

This paper presents an efficient method which allows one to characterize possible variations of the behaviour of a finite element model including imprecise data.

However, if millions of cycles need to be modelled to predict the fatigue behaviour of an industrial component, the finite element method becomes computationally too expensive.

The modulus of elasticity in bone is strikingly dependent upon the rate at which loads are applied, bones being stiffer during rapid deformation than during slow; this behaviour suggests an element of viscous flow during deformation.

The work extends the range of application of previous work, which had been concerned with the earthquake-resistant design of reinforced concrete short column elements (elements with a shear span-to-depth ratio smaller than 2), by means of an experimental investigation into the behaviour of slender column elements (elements with a shear span-to-depth ratio larger than 2).

Such reactions are important to the oceanic behaviour of a variety of elements, including iron, manganese, copper, cobalt, chromium, and cerium.

The service behaviour of an innovative long-span roof element part of a precast system for industrial buildings (Ondal®, Fig. 2) is studied both experimentally and numerically in this paper.

A model with 2D damage-sensitive elements has been used to investigate the axial and flexural behaviour of a case study wall element.