Sentence examples for behaviour of the specimen from inspiring English sources

Numerical simulations by finite element methods (FEMs) were also adopted for a better comprehension of the dynamic behaviour of the specimen and interpretation of the experimental results.

The results show that, in addition to crack driving force which represents a very local behaviour of defects, the global behaviour of the specimen in terms of strain patterns can be used to reveal interaction between non-co-planar flaws.

A numerical investigation is then carried out to study the influence of the friction coefficient on the load–slip behaviour of the specimen and the distribution of internal deformations and forces in the specimen.

The dehydration induced hydration behaviour of the specimen was monitored by the high-frequency (25 MHz) ultrasound pulser/receiver (P/R) system.

The resulting orbital moment leads to the paramagnetic behaviour of the specimens.

Finally, the analytical models were used to predict the bond-slip behaviour of the specimens.

A fibre model is developed to evaluate the axial load behaviour of the specimens.

Electrochemical corrosion behaviour of the specimens was examined in simulated body fluid.

Variation in humidity did not greatly influence the behaviour of the specimens studied.

Surprisingly, the behaviour of the specimens having cold expanded holes was worse than that of specimens with untreated holes.

The results of the experimental works are evaluated in terms of the general behaviour of the specimens and the regional behaviour of the panel zones.