Sentence examples for bonding region from inspiring English sources
Their chemical composition and relevant parameters were investigated for a high-performance structure of bonding region.
According to band engineering theory, regulating the width of bonding region that exists between cubic phase and hexagonal phase, we design a suitable phase junction and achieve effective separation of electron-hole pairs.
Necking phenomenon occurred in the bonding region was in favor of the improvement of joint shear strength.
The formulation is based on the bilinear bond-slip constitutive relationship considering elastic, softening and debonding behaviour at the adhesive bonding region.
A 2nd EFO real-time technique has been conducted to reduce the strength of Cu wire and increase the bonding region.
Figure 2 Representation of the bonding length as a function of bonding electrons from valence atoms in molecule(s), based on eq. ( 25d ), while marking the double golden ratio 2 τ gap between the bonding lengths of the second and third bonding order, as well as the forbidden chemical bonding region for N bonding ≥21/5 for the electrons participating in the same bonding.
In some cases, only the most loaded bonded region could be monitored with the DIC technique due to the range of the bonded lengths covered in this work (between 50 and 800 mm).
Large thin CNRs bridging with the Laves particles and interdendritically bonded regions improved the stress transfer across the interdendritic regions.
Both displacement continuity and force balance are guaranteed by imposing continuity conditions at the interfaces between the debonded and perfectly bonded regions.
The simulation results revealed that, from both consideration of the structure and energy distributions, the high Zr content Zr-Cu-Al metallic glasses were composed of more weakly bonded regions and packed more loosely, in line with the experimental results that the high Zr content glassy alloys exhibited high plasticity and low glass-forming ability.
A series of network simulations reveals that upon moisture content variations the expansion of the inter-fibre bonding regions essentially drives the overall deformation.
