Sentence examples for defect criterion from inspiring English sources
A defect criterion is calculated from this decomposition.
The vision system uses gray scale images and a single layer neural network with three outputs based on defect criteria.
Performance of each of the networks investigated was found to be 100% based on the defect criteria.
The aim of this study is to understand the impact of periodic surface micro-geometry patterns (obtained by High Speed Machining process) on the fatigue behavior of the AA7050 aluminium alloy and to define a proper defect acceptability criterion.
This case study presents a methodology to determine the criticality of defects in submarine pipeline girth welds made of clad carbon steel and to establish weld defect acceptance criteria.
However, pipelines are subjected to 1 3% plastic straining during the process of reel-lay; thus engineering critical assessment (ECA) must be carried out to obtain the crack-like defect acceptance criteria.
Inclusion criteria were: age > 18 years, the presence of osteomyelitis of a long bone for at least 6 months requiring surgical debridement and bone defect filling; exclusion criteria were: need for local plastic procedures, segmental bone defects, associated septic arthritis.
This discordance is probably explained by the nature of the population and not by a structural defect since the criteria of validity of items and scales are satisfactory [ 49].
Uncontained superolateral defects that required the use of mesh were considered an exclusion criterion; medial defects that could be converted to a contained defect with medial mesh alone were not excluded.
The proposed approach was carried out by coupling of Finite Element (FE) simulation, Defect Stress Gradient (DSG) criterion and Monte Carlo (MCS) method.
Relationships and correlations describing the observed behaviour have been incorporated in the Defect Stress Gradient (DSG) criterion with the goal of determining the influence of defects on the fatigue limit through a stress gradient approach.
