Sentence examples for contribution of plastic from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to quantify plastic surgical workload at an urban MTC to determine the contribution of plastic surgeons to major trauma care.

The propagation of fatigue cracks during Stage II was also facilitated by increasing the contribution of plastic deformation processes to the total strain amplitude, which led to a drop in the fatigue life with an increase in the constant strain amplitude.

Overall, the results show that the contribution of plastic dissipation to interfacial fracture toughness may be qualitatively predicted using the DD framework and that the DD framework can rationalize experimentally observed size effects under different loading conditions with no ad hoc assumption of the constitutive behavior.

Thus, future work will be required to distinguish the relative contribution of plastic effects, especially those linked to host plant rearing environment, versus genetic influences on cuticular hydrocarbon profiles (see for example [ 43]).

This will permit estimates of the relative contributions of plastic and genetic response patterns of migratory species to climate change, which might differ both between and within species (Liedvogel et al. 2011).

These two effects dominate over the stabilizing contribution of the plastic strain gradients.

The flow rule is proposed based on two fundamental phenomenological deformation properties of concrete, and on the fact that the deviatoric part of the plastic strain has no contribution to plastic volumetric strain.

The contributions of cyclic plastic strain and cyclic creep to the fatigue damage were evaluated and discussed in relation with the Manson-Coffin curve.

A detailed quantitative analysis of the 200 and 220 grain family reveals that the contribution of elastic and plastic anisotropy to the lattice strain evolution significantly depends on the applied stress ratio.

Because D. melanica can be maintained in a state of constant clonal reproduction in the lab, it is straightforward to utilize standard quantitative genetic techniques to estimate the contribution of genetic and plastic phenotypic effects underlying adaptive traits.

Tom Gibson made enormous contributions to the modern development of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.