Sentence examples for damage boundary from inspiring English sources

This mathematical feature accounts for the irregularity of the damage boundary that can act as a stress concentration factor, thus causing mechanical strength reduction.

If a damage boundary of the product is prepared, one can readily compare its parameters to those of the maxi-max or average pulses, representing different service environments.

The shock spectrum based damage boundary curve specifies the response of a specimen (fragility), to a given shock pulse, in terms of its velocity change, mean acceleration, pulse duration and shape.

Three factors affecting dynamic properties of the damaged sandwich are considered, including damage extent, boundary condition and damage zone.

(a) The first rotation mode shape of the (33.33%) damaged plate (boundary conditions are fixed at four edges).

At 6 dpf, the development of sarcomere was severely damaged; the boundary between fast and slow twitch could not be observed; and the length of sarcomere was significantly shorter than the control group's).

This analysis shows that a combination of a CP-FEM model augmented with the fracture initiation parameter shows promise for becoming a predictive tool for identifying damage-prone boundaries.

By considering creep damage of grain boundary, when the damage variable reaches a critical value, the corresponding grain boundary element is eliminated to describe dynamic intergranular fracture processes.

The volume-averaged stress strain curve by a model considering grain boundary damage (DGBM) showed better agreement with experimental results than that by a model not considering grain boundary damage (GBM).

Scanning electron microscopy showed extensive boundary damage to cells after 1 min sonication.

However, nonlinearities arising from sources other than damage – e.g. boundary conditions or a measurement chain – are a primary concern in these methods.