Sentence examples for classical size from inspiring English sources
A classical size independent plasticity model is shown unable to capture the TRIP effect on the mechanical response.
In particular, it is believed that the classical size effect and quantum confinement effect in 1D nanowire play a crucial role in enhancing thermoelectric performance [1, 4, 5].
It is shown that the proposed scheme is able to reduce up to 6.4% of the structural weight, when compared to a classical size optimization procedure on original structures.
The designed Bi2Te2.7Se0.3/SnS2 nanocomposites give us opportunities to systematically study the size-dependent electron tuning effect (energy filtering effect) and phonon scattering (classical size effect), which finally give rise to the enhancement of ZT.
The results show that when one of the specimen's dimensions decreases to less than 10 times the correlation length of the strength field, the size effect starts to deviate from the classical size effect law.
The applicability of several classical size prediction models to predict the Sauter mean diameters d32 of four volume fractions of toluene-diluted heavy oil in water emulsions was studied.
The new algorithm is tested using three classical sizing optimization problems of 2D and 3D truss structures.
When the New York Collegium, one of several attempts to institute a Classical-size band, opened shop in 1999, there were already hopeful predictions that it could expand into a Romantic-scale orchestra.
The gradient solution demonstrates a non-classical size-effect in such a way that the stress level inside the inhomogeneity decreases with its size.
The classical sample size formula (CLASSIC) for comparing normally distributed endpoints between two groups has shown to be inadequate in this setting (underestimated study sizes).
Using the classical sample size formula adjusted with the proposed RATIO can provide a straightforward and reliable formula for sample size computation for 2-group comparison of PRO data using Rasch models.
