Sentence examples for cutting behaviours from inspiring English sources

The first part of this article proposes a novel theoretical approach to explain the different types of cutting behaviours (fracture and shear cutting) based on the inelastic and orthotropic properties of the CMC's by using a high imaging system and measuring the cutting forces.

With respect to gender, cutting behaviours are more likely to be endorsed by females while self-hitting behaviours are more likely to be endorsed by males.

The DSHI-16 and SIQTR-5 (easiest items related to cutting behaviours) showed endorsement rates of 48%and51%1%, respectively.

Good predictive capabilities of the numerical model for the axial cutting behaviour and large scale deformation response were observed.

Innovative methods for designing and controlling finish operations make use of models and the implementation of procedures that allow the derivation of optimal technological parameters and process control strategies as well as the prediction of cutting behaviour of abrasive tools.

In high precision machining, however, to position the cutting tool with such high accuracy and repeatability is the key and this is normally undertaken in a "passive" manner, i.e., the tool's position relying on the slideways' positioning accuracy but without measuring the tool cutting behaviour and process conditions.

As mentioned above, the foraging phase did not only influence cutting behaviour, but walking speed of laden foragers (Fig. 4).

In a private setting, healthy adolescents will also be screened for history of attempted suicide, suicidal thoughts or cutting behaviour.

Questionnaires evaluating workability, cutting behaviour, stiffness/flexibility, stability in a wet environment, watertightness and adhesion to dura were completed immediately after wound closure for each procedure.

However the cutting behaviour of knitted and woven fabrics was different as shown in Fig. 3a, b.

It is shown that the main influences on the cutting behaviour are the texture coefficient (200/111), residual compressive stress and morphology.