Sentence examples for current specimen of from inspiring English sources
Since stress singularity was found at the interface end in current specimen of pullout test, interface shear strength (IFSS) obtained from the tests loses its rationality [2].
With respect to structural response, it was found that there was a greater reduction in the load carrying capacity of the constant current specimen than in the constant voltage specimens when compared to that of the control.
He contrasts the well-behaved butterfly of the past with the current specimen.
This is indicative of greater corrosion damage in the constant current specimen.
Considering all of these visual indicators of damage, and considering that both methods produced similar steel loss, it can be said that the constant current specimens showed greater signs of damage than the constant voltage specimens.
Also, the maximum crack widths for the constant current specimens were greater than those of the constant voltage specimens.
From the observation of cracking patterns of the concrete specimens, it is clear that there were more cracks that had formed in the constant current specimens than in the constant voltage specimens.
Furthermore, the constant current specimens also experienced greater circumferential expansion than the constant voltage specimens.
Electron irradiation experiments were done in the TEM mode of a field emission TEM (JEOL JEM-2100 F, operated at 200 kV) by focusing an electron beam with a current of 7 nA in diameters ranging from 14 to 50 nm onto the specimen, resulting in current densities at the specimen of 4550 down to 360 A/cm2.
In the current epidemic, blood specimens of early suspected cases in each HZ (between 5 and 10) were collected and laboratory confirmed by the National Institute of Biomedical Research INRBB) in Kinshasa, where measles and rubella IgM ELISA are performed.
Another physical limitation is imposed on tomography by the current design of specimen holders, which only allow the specimen to be imaged to a tilt angle of ∼70°.
