Sentence examples for behaviour of the sheet from inspiring English sources

The main factors affecting the deformation behaviour of the sheet during the operation are identified and analysed, and the contributions of different energies during deformation are presented in detail.

The deformation behaviour of the sheet during the moisture diffusion process is predicted using a semi-analytical approach based on a Rayleigh Ritz minimization of the total potential energy.

Finally, the predicted textures are input into a polycrystal plasticity model to simulate anisotropic properties (earing behaviour) of the sheets.

Furthermore, the dredging activity has greater effects on the behaviours of the sheet pile wall and front-pile than the superstructure construction.

David Pollard of Pennsylvania State University, and Robert DeConto of the University of Massachusetts used a computer model to simulate the behaviour of the ice sheet over the past five million years.

The I V behaviour of the rGO sheet with 25%% coverage shows a linear trend implying that the transmission eigenchannels of 25%% coverage rGO is maintained in the 0 1 V range.

The impact of these microstructural changes on the corrosion behaviour of the brazed sheet was: to increase the VPD of the re-solidified clad matrix; to introduce localized corrosion susceptibility on the brazed clad and core structures; and to reduce the cathodic protection power of the re-solidified clad material.

This state is related to differences in stress-deformation behaviour when specimens of the sheet are stretched along different angles with respect to the extrusion direction.

The model used to describe the membrane and the tensile behaviours of the geosynthetic sheet is presented, and the basic assumptions of the discrete element method are then set out.

Krüger and Mandel (2011) have investigated the galvanic corrosion behaviour of two sheets of the aluminium alloys joined by an electro-galvanized zinc blind rivet made of mild steel in a 5 wt.% NaCl solution.

Two papers in 2009 provided geological evidence for understanding the future behaviour of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS).