Sentence examples for concentration site from inspiring English sources
More searches near the campsite in 1984 "unearthed" in total 42 meteorite fragments, which showed us that we were sitting on a meteorite concentration site.
A new fatigue life evaluation methodology, which enables to predict fatigue crack growth from a stress concentration site without the initial defect is proposed.
Estimation of fatigue crack growth from a sound stress concentration site in corner boxing joints is performed by applying a fatigue crack closure simulation code FLARP developed by the authors and using the EDS concept.
It is therefore concluded that, in the present case, the interface acts as a stress concentration site or surface notch, which decreases the fatigue life of the coated material by shortening the crack nucleation stage.
This method is based on the following scenario of fatigue crack growth: (i) a shear mode crack initiates and grows from the stress concentration site, (ii) a crack opening mode appears when the shear crack reaches the first grain boundary, (iii) the crack mode shifts from shear to opening/closing, (iv) opening/closing mode crack propagates.
Generally focal adhesions comprise a high stress concentration site, linking extracellular matrices and the actin cytoskeleton.
Such stress concentration sites are places from which a crack can nucleate.
In most engineering components, this additional plastic deformation is localized to stress concentration sites such as holes, notches, and fillets.
We believe that the large number of CaCO3 nanoparticles can act as stress concentration sites, which can promote cavitation at the particle polymer boundaries during loading.
Surface water retention systems are ideal sites for nutrient retention as they act as concentration sites within a watershed for collecting excess nutrients allowing for maximum nutrient removal from bioproducts such as cattails.
It was known that grain boundaries in the ceramic having smaller grains are stress concentration sites which acted as effective obstacles to dislocation pile-up in the adjacent grains, leading to a harder material [17].
