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Discover Ludwig'damage evolution' is an acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a gradual progression from functioning well to being damaged or impaired. For example, "The erosion of the soil caused a damage evolution of the forest ecosystem."
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An energy partitioning damage evolution (EPDE) model is proposed to describe the viscoplastic damage evolution.
Experimental global response and observed damage evolution are presented.
Damage evolution is monitored by acoustic emission and optical microscopy.
Damage evolution is based on the Maimi continuum damage model.
The damage evolution processes were investigated by optical microscope.
In recent investigations, the non-linear damage evolution approach was applied to capture progressive damage evolution in braided composites in static and quasi-static loading regimes.
Microstructural damage evolution often involves formation and growth of microcracks.
Damage evolution was recorded using a surface-replicating technique.
Two distinct stages of damage evolution were identified.
Damage evolution is quantified with grayscale maps from XPCI.
They were used to identify the surface damage evolution.
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