Sentence examples for damage assumptions from inspiring English sources

Straight and hooked fiber pullout tests were performed to evaluate the pullout mechanism, based on which slip-hardening, matrix spalling and tunnel damage assumptions are made.

Based on a small damage assumption, a linear relationship between damaged and undamaged curvatures is revealed in the context of elasticity.

Based on a small damage assumption of a thin plate, the two-dimensional damage index (DI) equation is revealed within the context of elasticity.

The "oxidative damage" assumption 56 could be relevant to this observation.

Implementation of permanently mounted MWM-Arrays and sensors is expected to improve fleet management practices and modify damage tolerance assumptions.

This chapter provides a review of the data supporting hydrogen embrittlement processes and damage model assumptions used here to develop analytical models for strain rate effects on hydrogen-assisted fracture of metals.

The Wöhler diagram in combination with a linear damage accumulation assumption predicts the lifetime for different loading regimes.

Time domain rainflow counting together with Miner's linear damage accumulation assumption is widely accepted as a method of rationalising stress amplitude and mean stress from random fatigue loading and the damage caused to the component.

"Ambac believes that Moody's rating actions continue to cause confusion, uncertainty and the risk of material economic damage if their assumptions ultimately prove to be too onerous," its chief executive, Michael A. Callen, said in a statement.

Starting from the definition of the total porosity described in terms of the chemical dissolution and mechanical damage and the assumptions of chemical and mechanical potentials, the model is consistently developed within the theories of mixtures and thermodynamics.

Common myths cover various aspects of the tornado, and include ideas about tornado safety, the minimization of tornado damage, and false assumptions about the size, shape, power, and path of the tornado itself.