Sentence examples for characteristics which change from inspiring English sources
Fracture characteristics which change through time of production are included in elastic properties of fractures.
1 2 11 It can be carried out on boys of all age groups and does not rely on the assessment of sexual characteristics, which change during puberty.
The case of high power pulsed sputtering is discussed in greater detail, especially the appearance of a kink in the current voltage characteristic, which changes its slope for current densities exceeding approximately 600 mA/cm2.
Earlier studies indicated that doping with aliovalent ions changes the local lattice symmetry and defect characteristics, which could change the absorption properties and the material properties.
The outcomes of informal caregivers of survivors of critical illness likely depend on patient characteristics, which may change over time.
The main advantage of the proposed technique is firstly the capability to deal with structures with different operating conditions, i.e. with dynamic characteristics which may change during the lifetime.
The stable, upwardly migrating vapor and film water is supported by geothermy and comes from phreatic water, the daily evaporation characteristics of which changes according to soil temperature when it reaches the ground.
The device consists of a small electrical probe that measures the dielectric, or insulating, characteristics of wood, which change depending upon moisture content.
This complex material cracking behaviour resulted in values of the material characteristic length which changed as the degree of multiaxiality of the stress field damaging the material in the vicinity of the stress raiser apex changed.
Combined AFM experiments and computational modeling on subsecond timescales of the indentation nanomechanics of Cowpea Chlorotic Mottle Virus capsid show that the capsid's physical properties are dynamic and local characteristics of the structure, which change with the depth of indentation and depend on the magnitude and geometry of mechanical input.
Other possible explanations include use of more aggressive chemotherapy regimens in patients with acute leukemia and the advent of nonmyeloablative allografts, which change characteristics of patients selected for transplants.
