Sentence examples for content specimens from inspiring English sources

Depending on fiber content, specimens exhibited either a deflection softening or deflection hardening behavior during testing.

An influence of loading frequency on crack growth rates occurred only at high loading rates in uncrystallised (high glass phase content) specimens where the crack tip stress intensity was reduced due to viscous bonding of the glass phase at the crack surfaces.

In other word, all specimens showed strain-hardening except 20, 30 and 35% silt content specimens.

The dry densities of 60 and 100% silt content specimens were 12.21 and 9.85 kN/m3, respectively.

All the specimens showed stable behavior except slight brittle behavior of 20 and 35% silt content specimens.

That means, at 30% initial relative density, particle arrangement of 60 and 100% silt content specimens are very much unstable.

The effects of the method of fracture surface measurement, ABS content, specimen thickness, compatibilizer content and fracture zone geometry were investigated.

The studied factors are FA/clay ratio, Na2SiO3/NaOH ratio, L/FA ratio, molding moisture content, specimen sizes, heat temperature and duration.

Finally, at the microscopic scale, a meticulous scratch probe calibration procedure is described to improve the accuracy of the fracture properties determination by addressing important issues such as moisture content, specimen surface cleanliness and choice of reference material.

Elasto-plastic behavior was appeared at 20% silt content specimen.

Besides, it increased for 35% silt content specimen till 15% axial strain.