Sentence examples for concentrations arise from inspiring English sources
The results indicate that, because of bending and straightening of wavy tow segments at the locations of tow cross-overs, strain and stress concentrations arise.
The numerical results indicate that stress concentrations arise from thermal expansion mismatch in the near-edge regions of the standard configuration and exacerbate the deleterious effects of machining flaws.
Stress concentrations arise from profiles of ribbed reinforcing steel bars and in this study the results of calculated stress concentration factors (SCF), by using finite element method, are related to the fatigue test results.
A new solution strategy to the dynamic segregation and dispersion model, a shell balance approach, was developed to overcome the potential for a singularity above the bed where exceedingly low particle concentrations arise.
Therefore, it may be assumed that, even in subclinical synovitis, sufficiently high TNF concentrations arise that may elicit cartilage damage.
We assume that the probability distributions of measurements below the DL (more precisely, within the LB and UB interval) depend only on observed data; that is, the interval-measured concentrations arise from the same distributions that generate the measured values.
We suggest that the behaviour at higher xanthan concentrations arises from a disorder-order transition due to intermolecular effects.
The goal of this study was to monitor gastric and duodenal ethanol concentrations arising from the consumption of commonly used alcoholic beverages.
Deleterious stress concentrations arising at bi-material interfaces can be reduced in engineering practice by smooth interpolation of composition, microstructure, and mechanical properties.
Experimental results combined with finite-element analysis highlight the critical roles of plastic constraint and stress concentrations arising from the geometry and property mismatch.
These data, combined with simulations based on established models for the aqueous-phase events leading to radical entry into particles in emulsion polymerizations, suggest that the induced decomposition of persulfate seen at high initiator concentrations arises from transfer to initiator.
