Sentence examples for constraint loss from inspiring English sources

ISO 27306 and FITNET FFS have been developed recently for correction of constraint loss in structural components.

The constraint loss or the notch effect produce a relaxation in the triaxial stress field in comparison to the severe stress fields present at deeply sharp cracked specimens.

Previous studies primarily involved specimens that differed in size, but with self-similar standard geometric configurations, making it difficult to separate constraint loss from statistical size effects.

In this paper, we propose a novel loss function, named inter-class constraint loss function, that maximizes the distance between different classes.

A detailed analysis of this database is presented in a companion paper, where physically based models are used to quantify the relative contributions of constraint loss and statistical size effects.

The equivalent CTOD ratio β used for engineering toughness correction for constraint loss for the beam-to-column connections are compared with those for the wide plate components with the same size of a crack subjected to tension load.

In this case, the variable constraint-loss option provides better estimation than the constant constraint-loss option.

The two different strip yield model options (constant constraint-loss (CCL) and variable constraint-loss (VCL)) implemented in the software are considered and compared.

Kamikawa, R. et al. Proposal of a twin arginine translocator system-mediated constraint against loss of ATP synthase genes from nonphotosynthetic plastid genomes.

1) The power balance constraint using loss sensitivity.

Gaps correspond to operational switch off times occasioned by telemetry constraints or loss of data.