Sentence examples for compression I from inspiring English sources

The alloy shows an asymmetric response in tension and compression (i.e., compressive stress minus tensile stress for a given absolute plastic strain is non-zero).

Figure 3 presents the isotropic compression lines following the consolidation phase for the different specimen sizes tested in this study where the 38 mm specimens display the most compressive response during isotropic compression (i.e., steepest compression line) followed by the 50 and 70 mm specimen sizes.

As a result of FRP confinement, the constitutive model of concrete in compression, i.e., the stiffness, compressive strength and ultimate strain of concrete, can be completely changed.

When analyzing the non-aligned patches in the final image, SDJPEG patches (such as non-aligned patch II in Figure 3b where the JPEG-compressed inserted patch undergoes a shifted JPEG compression, i.e., during JPEG compression of the final image) are located in the tampered region, while SSJPEG patches (such as non-aligned patch I in Figure 3b) are located in the untampered region.

Pinch Compression, i.e., compression starts at pinch temperature, is proven to be preferred under certain conditions.

We provide a behavioral account of subjective performance evaluation inflation (i.e., leniency bias) and compression (i.e., centrality bias).

In this paper, the experimental research is described on the overall buckling behavior about the major axis of ultra-high strength steel compression I-section columns with end restraints.

When the bonnet radius R = 80 mm is used, the actual TIF with the two compressions, i.e., 0.65 and 0.35 mm, can be obtained, as shown in Fig. 8(a) and (b).

For all the methods investigated, the classification performance is affected by two key parameters: the patch size and the difference in quality factor between the first and second JPEG compressions, i.e., QF2 - QF1.

Differences in the behaviour of Co- and Fe-silicene systems stem from the decrease of the atomic radius in the Fe Co row of the periodic table, which is caused by d-compression, i.e., by the increasing attraction of the ns-electrons to the nucleus with the increasing charge of the latter.

When I got to the I.C.U. and saw the nurse hunched over Mr. Jolly, doing chest compressions, I blurted out an angry curse.