Sentence examples for description of the failure from inspiring English sources

In order to improve confidence in composite structures design, a better description of the failure of laminates is necessary.

It was found that the failure criterion proposed provides a fairly accurate description of the failure load obtained from experiments under combined axial and shear loading conditions.

For the glass fibre reinforced epoxy the user subroutine UMAT is employed for description of the failure modes, such as matrix cracking and fibre failure.

Several inaccuracies and problems in methodology are described, for example, description of the failure time and description of the dynamic tensile strength of glass (critical curve).

The failure criterion proposed provides a fairly accurate description of the failure load obtained from the experiments under combined normal and shear loading conditions.

The chapter includes a comprehensive description of the process by which the failure theories are selected, a brief description of the failure theories, the data and instructions supplied to the contributors, and the chronology of the key milestones.

In an unusually candid description of the failures of local TV news, Gary Sinderson, a longtime reporter for WJAC in Johnstown-Altoona, Pa., responsible for covering Penn State, explained why he never reported on child sexual abuse allegations against Jerry Sandusky, even though he had heard whispers about them for several years.

The model is based on the statistical description of (a) the failure process of the trabecular structure at small and moderate strains and (b) the compaction process of the trabecular mass at very large strains under compression.

The joint failure probability expressed by copulas provides a means to obtain the joint probabilities of multiple failure modes, which pave the way for an objective description of the overall failure probability of a practical engineering problem.

We get rapt descriptive passages, frequently very funny, that seem to be examples of how not to think about the world: minute, infuriated descriptions of the failures of the IRS's traffic management system; a three-page paragraph about the unforeseen consequences of a piece of tax policy in Illinois.

A description of the seaward failure of a prototype structure, apparently resulting from overtopping, was also found.