Sentence examples for corresponding reinforced from inspiring English sources

Moreover, our results suggest that other nano-sized transition metal carbides (such as SiC, ZrC, and NbC) and the corresponding reinforced composites could also be synthesized with using the high chemical activity of the CNT.

It is found that the values of the induced strain components approach from below those in a corresponding composite reinforced by circular fibers when the fiber size or the number of sides of the polygonal fiber increases.

Combined with six seats' different stresses and structure characteristics respectively, the corresponding optimization reinforcing schemes were designed.

They are structurally reinforced, corresponding with a top-secret engineering plan the city uses to build a hollow, free-standing tree, 38 feet tall.

The mechanical behavior and the fracture characteristics are usually the most investigated and reviewed themes for the purpose of comparison to corresponding polymer composites reinforced with synthetic fibers, mainly fiberglass.

The finding that upesi jiko adoption was greater in households that had been treating water more frequently is consistent with the hypothesis that health messages and corresponding product interventions reinforced one another.

These observations on semen quality are considerably reinforced by corresponding changes in hormone levels: decreased inhibin B and increased FSH found in the breast-fed exposed group.

McLeod analyzes Anna's sense of incompetence to articulate her emotions as in part a result of others' lack of sympathy for her grief and corresponding failure to reinforce her feelings: "[O]ften women and their partners are pressured not to grieve after miscarriage because people tend not to view the fetus's death as an event that warrants grief" (McLeod 2002, 53).

In other words, for revealing value‐memory in the aversive case, the test in the absence of any reinforce (corresponding to the first bar in Figure 1a) is not needed.

A value corresponding to the condition of reinforced concrete exposed to chloride in service (0.15% by the weight of cement) from ACI 318R-05 was used as the mean value and the coefficient of variation value used by Enright (1998).

The linear graphs between the applied load and corresponding deflection or curvature in reinforced HSC beams showed that the behaviour of these beams is elastic and any increase in the tensile reinforcement ratio results in an increase in the ultimate load too.