Sentence examples for deformation coefficient from inspiring English sources

The used modulation is the rhombic-DCM with a rhombic deformation coefficient ε = 0.5.

A simple statistical model is suggested taking into account the deformation coefficient and a multiple regression model is also suggested by using the deformation coefficient and Cerchar abrasivity index.

Furthermore, the effective thermal deformation coefficient of cementitious composites with either microencapsulated PCM or quartz particulates was measured.

Schmidt hammer hardness values (SHH1, SHH2, and deformation coefficient) are used to determine the performance of large diameter circular saws.

Excellent agreement was found between the effective thermal deformation coefficient predicted by FEM and by the effective medium approximation (EMA) developed by Schapery (1968).

The thermal deformation coefficient of PCM microcapsules was estimated to be similar to that of the shell component due to partial filling of the microcapsules.

The measured effective thermal deformation coefficients together with Schapery's model were used to retrieve the thermal deformation coefficients of the inclusions themselves.

To account for shear deformations, the concept of shear deformation coefficients is used.

The approach enables calculations of transient molecular deformation coefficients in entire range of elongation rates and times.

To account for shear deformations, the concept of shear deformation coefficients is used, defining these factors using a strain energy approach.

The accuracy of the proposed shear deformation coefficients compared with those obtained from a 3-D FEM solution of the 'exact' elastic beam theory is remarkable.