Sentence examples for behaviour of the intact from inspiring English sources

Conventional scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and environmental scanning electron microscopy (ESEM) were employed to study the morphology and wetting behaviour of the intact and atelocollagen sponges.

When analysing the behaviour of the intact soil, in all cases positive effects of structure, albeit small compared to some sedimentary soils, were observed and these reduced as a consequence of weathering.

Recent studies have also shown that traditional models, such as the Mohr Coulomb, may not accurately describe the behaviour of the intact rock, particularly for stress induced failures where spalling and slabbing are observed.

This model is then applied to the analysis of the remodelling behaviour of the intact femur obtaining densities and mass principal values and directions very close to the experimental data.

Extrusa samples from esophageally fistulated steers and faecal output from intact steers were collected in weeks 6 and 9 of the experiment and grazing behaviour of the intact steers was observed in week 6.

The proposed model is based on the combination of 3D multidirectional fixed smeared crack model to simulate the crack initiation and propagation, and a plastic-damage model to account for inelastic compressive behaviour of the intact concrete between cracks.

The behaviours of the intact mandible and mandible with the prosthesis were compared.

These fully double-blinded tests document a reproducible effect of anthropogenic electromagnetic noise on the behaviour of an intact vertebrate.

We, therefore, compare the behaviour of an intact, stagnant lid that is either vertically fixed or can freely evolve in the vertical direction.

Extracts of yellow bananas in methanol showed the same fluorescence behaviour as the intact bananas.

Discontinuity such as joint induces inhomogeneous and anisotropic behaviour in the rock mass, in contrast to the behaviour of intact rock samples used in the lab tests.