Sentence examples for constituent boundaries from inspiring English sources

Shock spall failure involves tension fracturing of the epoxy material, resulting from tension stress waves generated as the shock wave moves through the composite structure, creating wave reflections and interactions at the constituent boundaries.

Numerous studies indicate polycrystalline triple junctions are independent microstructural features with distinct properties from their constituent grain boundaries.

Special attention is paid to the influence played by anisotropy of constituent materials, boundary conditions and spinning speed on forward and backward precession frequencies and on instability speed.

Uncertainties abound in the relationships among environment, human health, and society, including the constituents and boundary conditions of the problem of concern, the relationships among the system components, the relationships with the external environment, and the future evolution of external forcings.

MPs often also need to cultivate new constituents because the boundaries of their constituencies have been revised.

The indicator set is designed for gathering information on the definition (spatial boundaries, constituent cities, population, economy), biophysical characteristics (climate, population density, building floor area), and metabolic flows (water, waste, materials, and all types of energy) of megacities.

Coarse austenite grain associated with coarse M A constituent along grain boundary is the dominant factor in promoting brittle fracture.

Finally, the effects of volume fraction index, geometrical parameters, mechanical/thermal properties of the constituent materials and boundary conditions on the thermal buckling and postbuckling behavior of the radially graded annular plate are evaluated and discussed.

Moreover, the incoming beam, generally carrying both an s-polarized and a p-polarized constituent, hits the boundary at the angle of incidence θ that satisfies θ c<π/2, with (theta _{mathrm {c}} omega)=arcsin {tilde {n}^{-1} omega)}) being the critical angle and (tilde {n}(omega)=n_{1}(omega)/n_{2}(omega)>1).

Although not widely exploited yet, fibre reinforced polymers has the potential to be tailored for damping by acting on constituents, geometry and boundary conditions.

If the surface is lightly etched in an appropriate solution (often an acid), the grain boundaries, matrix, and constituent phases will be attacked at different rates and will be discernible.