Sentence examples for constants deformation from inspiring English sources

S 2 demonstrates that the final, average lattice constants (deformation states) of the GaN/AlN (1.98/1.98 nm) SLs on both substrates are nearly the same (a = 0.3166 ± 0.0002 nm; c = 0.5069 ± 0.0002 nm).

The suture was then pulled with a constant deformation rate until pull-out occurred.

The slow α-relaxation process is investigated under constant deformation using low frequency dynamic mechanical analysis.

In previous work, single calcium alginate microspheres were compressed and then held at constant deformation, and the force being imposed on them was measured.

Within this regime, for a wide range of network parameters, we observe a constant deformation (creep) rate that is linearly proportional to the rate of filament turnover, leading to a constant effective viscosity that is inversely proportional to turnover rate.

The technological developments of a digital deep-towed multichannel streamer are presented with a particular attention to positioning: each hydrophone incorporates a pitch, roll and heading sensor in order to monitor the constant deformation of the streamer in operation.

Constant deformation rate tensile tests at room temperature were performed on double edge notched tensile (DENT) specimens with various ligament lengths.

In shear and extensional flows with a constant deformation rate, a pronounced strain-softening behavior in case of a cylindrical and a lamellar morphology appears.

In addition, the Masing behavior, which is associated with a constant deformation mode during fatigue, was revealed at the examined strain amplitudes.

It is predicted that any physical quantity depending on the internal structuring of the magnetic filler should demonstrate hysteresis either with a changing magnetic field and constant deformation amplitude or under variable deformation in a constant magnetic field.

Single microparticles with diameters of 80 130μm were compressed to a wide range of deformations at different speeds (10 1000μms−1), and then released, or held at constant deformation to permit them to relax.