Sentence examples for deflection points from inspiring English sources

The toughness values at two deflection points of L/600 and L/150 were calculated according to ASTM C1609 (ASTM 2012); L is the clear span length.

During C D stage, a lack of special features and deflection points indicates that Cu substrate undergoes a long period of elastic deformation.

Specimen S65-0.75 exhibithe thighestestoughnesseses at both deflection points because it had the largest amount of steel fibers among the specimens studied.

ACI 318-14 code (ACI 2014) indicates that concrete with steel fibers can be used for shear resistance provided that the residual strengths, f R, obtained from four-point flexural tests (ASTM C1609) at the deflection points of L/300 and L/150 are greater than 90 and 75% of the f LOP.

Ratios derived from morphology patterns' deflection points yielded characteristics like strength with high (>91%) accuracy.

Over the years, static airway pressures, tidal compliance calculations, contours of the inflation airway pressure-volume curve (inflection points, stress index) and, more recently, deflation curve deflection points have been suggested to offer the needed guidance [ 3, 5- 7].

The position of the kick point, that is, the maximum deflection point is measured by compressing the tip.

But, above this deflection point, the thermal motion became more remarkable, requiring an introduction of an idea of anharmonic vibration.

The sample oriented at relatively low draw ratio showed larger temperature dependence and a clearer deflection point around 10°C, compared with the case of the ultradrawn sample.

There was a deflection point for each WLR curve without the aquitard leakance in log log scales, and the slope of the curve approached a constant after such a point.

The cell parameters a and b, the anisotropic temperature factors of the carbon atom, and the setting angle of the planar zigzag chain measured from the b axis, etc., were found to show a deflection point around +10°C.