Sentence examples for composites experience from inspiring English sources

Fibre-reinforced composites experience a degradation of stiffness and strength during fatigue life.

Graphitic materials and graphite composites experience dimensional change when exposed to radiation-induced atomic displacements.

The Deborah number of reptation and retraction suggests that during the applied non-linear shear, polymer chains in the composites experience mild stretch that is not significant enough to induce crystallization at the high temperature (136 °C).

With the flocking condition, auxetic composites had through thickness shear failure and woven composites experienced splitting and fibrillation of Kevlar® fibers.

While the stitched composites experienced slightly less damage, their flexural modulus and strength was similar to the properties of the unstitched composite after ballistic impact testing.

The flax-epoxy composites experienced a stronger decrease in properties after impact, however these quasi-static properties are still much higher than the flax-MAPP composites.

Both auxetic and woven composites experienced shear failure under quasi-static compression, where auxetic composites failed at higher shear angle of 37°, but woven composites had a failure angle of 30°.

Comparisons with synthetic fibre reinforced polymer composites indicate that both natural (i.e. flax) and synthetic (i.e. glass and carbon) fibre composites experienced severe degradation after ageing in water, seawater and alkaline solution.

The perception of identity is the result of a composite experience of the presentational and representational dimensions of the product.

We hypothesize and show that the price of a hunting lease reflects that hunting is a composite experience; and also reflects aspects relating to the landowners cost of leasing out hunting.

In unified conscious states, the things that we experience are "experienced together", "enter into the same phenomenal content" (p. 36, his emphasis) — which phenomenal content could be the content of a single non-composite experience.