Sentence examples for bonding loss from inspiring English sources

The frame exhibited self-centering deformation restoration after loading, and the strength degradation was mostly due to bonding loss within modular columns.

It has been extensively employed, among others, in studies focusing on changes in materials of cultural heritage due to ageing on the basis that bonding loss or generation are reflected in corresponding changes of specific absorptions in the FTIR spectrum [36, 37].

The average 1929 stock and bond loss of those incurring losses was $34,247.

But much damage has already been done, and investors weighing the risk of a future "haircut" — or bond loss — may find that statement less than reassuring.

The fibre optic measurements are used to identify regions of reinforcement-concrete bond loss and the effect of that bond loss on beam behaviour.

Acetylation of the lignin leads to a partial or full OH bond loss, since OH groups were replaced by ester groups (CH3COO).

Furthermore, the deformation process of the localised shear zone is divided into bond loss and frictional resistance mobilisation in two stages.

Evidence is given attributing polymer double bond loss to crosslinking, although redistribution of the molecular weights via addition to polymer double bonds followed by β-fragmentation also appears to occur for polymerizations of the 8- and 11-membered lactones.

The comparison between experimental and simulated deflections confirms that the effects of both bending cracks and steel concrete bond loss should be taken into account to assess reinforced concrete stiffness under service static loading.

The post-fire residual strength of the slab is 68% of its room temperature flexural design strength with the bond loss at the ends of the slab being the governing mode of failure.

The hydrogen bonds between the G C pair are impaired, and the original hydrogen bonds loss force guanine or cytosine hydrogen bond to surrounding Ser87, Gln237, and Ser252).