Sentence examples for compliant properties from inspiring English sources

It is found that attenuation rates depend upon the surface compliant properties and are much higher for a pressure release surface than for a rigid one.

Rubber foamy materials covered with thin polymeric films and sandwich-like materials provided excellent compliant properties and the best performance in experiments (friction coefficients up to 3.2).

Composite cystoplasty has the advantage of retaining the compliant properties imparted by the native smooth muscle of the bowel wall while limiting the requirement for tissue engineering to a single, autologous cell type (urothelium).

While wave reflection is not completely abolished after reservoir subtraction, our observations indicate that the AIx is not predominantly a measure of wave reflection but rather is largely due to the compliant properties of the aorta and other elastic arteries (15, 20).

We believe that this may be caused by the softer and more compliant property of the actuator without support material.

The business – which specialises in sharia-compliant property financing – had failed to realise that more than 25% of its capital had been lent to a single group of borrowers, said the Bank of England's regulatory arm, the Prudential Regulation Authority.

Since 3 12 months after implantation, the PGS grafts with rationally strengthened sheath were remodeled into neoarteries resembled native arteries in the following aspects: high patency rate and even vessel wall thickness; a confluent endothelium and contractile smooth muscle layers; expression of elastin, collagen and glycosaminoglycan; tough and compliant mechanical properties.

These effects lead to the synthesis of photopolymerizable PEG-based hydrogels that exhibit highly compliant mechanical properties at high density capable of forming self-supporting structures.

In addition, the unique mechanical capabilities of PEG PQ alloc) hydrogels should lend their use to a multitude of other applications where sufficiently compliant mechanical properties have been difficult to achieve in many photopolymerizable synthetic systems.

Three months after transplantation, these cell-free grafts resembled native arteries in terms of pulsation, endothelium and smooth muscle layer development, expression of elastin, collagen and GAGs, and compliant mechanical properties.

Most countries today (including Kenya) have so-called 'Trips-compliant' intellectual property laws.