Sentence examples for decrease in the beam from inspiring English sources

This is evidenced in Figure 7 where a decrease in the beam dwell time resulted in both a decrease in the cavitation bubble diameter and the spatial extent of tissue scarring.

On the other hand, as concrete cracking propagated, the residual flexural strength and energy absorption capacity values rapidly decreased in the beams with a concrete strength of 45 MPa.

This study shows that the accelerometer sensitivity decreases with increases in the beam width, in the thickness of the bilayer beams, and in the elastic modulus of the mechanical microstructure.

This increased fluorescence was expected, despite the decrease in beam dwell time, as the total laser exposure time for Figures 4 a,b) was 150 ms (50 ms × 3) versus 100 ms (100 ms × 1) for Figures 3 c,d).

The aim of this study was to develop a new RGF with two-dimensional (2D) honeycomb geometry to simultaneously achieve both a decrease in lateral beam size and the desired energy modulation.

In this system, the optical diameter of the focused laser beam is 8.4 μm (as defined by a decrease in beam intensities at the edges to 1/ e (13.5 %) of its peak intensity).

Each local strip-debonding event resulted in a noticeable decrease in the load-carrying capacity of the beam in question (see Fig. 6), but the load continued to increase as the cracks propagated, engaging thereby the unloaded CFRP strips in their path.

It is noted that gain from the opportunistic utilization of frequency selectivity can be larger than the decrease in beam gain.

A general agreement existed among the previous research studies that a substantial gain in shear strength of SFRC beams is experienced due to the increase in compressive strength, tensile reinforcement ratio, and fiber volume, and due to the decrease in the span-depth ratio of beam.

Alfarabi et al. (1994a) recommended the use of I-jackets to prevent diagonal tension failure and to minimize the decrease in ductility of the beam.

Creating the opening (notch) at the support increase the shear stresses in the beam and decrease the ability of the beam to carry the shear forces.