Sentence examples for damage dependence from inspiring English sources
Finally, the study demonstrates that the analytical expressions derived for representing the damage dependence can also be used, with slight modification, in situations where there is local stiffening.
Damage dependences of interband energy gaps and broadening parameters for the E1 optical transition were derived from the third-derivative spectra of dielectric functions.
A discussion of the complexity of the problem in terms of damage and dependence on the many material and impact event parameters shows why there is a need for a review of work specifically considering 'impact on marine composites' due to the distinctive impact events and materials of marine applications.
It seems, in effect, to be suing itself for decades of damage resulting from dependence on fossil fuel earnings.
The technology computer-aided design (TCAD) simulations were used to understand the radiation damage and fluence dependence of the structures.
In this method, an ensemble average biphase randomization algorithm is established, in which the biphase randomization is employed to damage the biphase dependence among bispectrum samples.
In addition to defects in cardiolipin remodelling using sn-2 fatty acids from EtnGpl and ChoGpl, we do not exclude the possibility that the abnormalities in fatty acid synthesis, resulting from respiratory damage and glycolytic dependence, could also contribute to the expression of abnormal fatty acids in cardiolipin.
Notably, even though the results found in the cerebellum are in agreement with previous studies showing cerebellar damage in alcohol-dependence [59], [60], [61], such an alteration does not correlate with episodic memory impairment in alcoholics in the present study.
Different damage levels, having less dependence on inspector judgment, are suggested.
The dependence of damage for CFRP sample on impact energy was also investigated.
A theoretical model based on the thermal transfer is tried to describe the defect dependence of damage morphology.
