Sentence examples for different tempers from inspiring English sources

"We were gifted with very different tempers," Rémi said, "but welded by our common vision, commitment and culture.

An extensive experimental programme was conducted on elementary riveted joints in aluminium alloy AA6060 in two different tempers, T4 and T6.

Open image in new window Figure 12 Secondary electron micrographs of tensile fracture in 18% composite in different tempers: (a) solution annealed and (b) peak aged (Ravi Kumar and Dwarakadasa 2000 ).

The profiles were artificially aged to three different tempers (under-aged, peak-aged and over-aged) using two different cooling rates (water quench or air cooling) after the solution treatment, thus obtaining six different materials.

The environment sensitive cracking behaviour of alloy 7050 plate in different tempers was studied under cyclic loading conditions using short transverse oriented notched tension specimens immersed in substitute ocean water.

Uniaxial tension and plane-strain tension specimens were produced from this profile in two orthogonal material directions and heat treated to different tempers to study the role of crystallographic texture and work-hardening on strain localisation.

In lore and reality, these managers are a type as well defined as the English butler, but of a very different temper.

Thus, the Arrhenius type model can be adopted to predict the strain hardening exponent at different tempering temperatures.

The high correlation coefficients indicated that the modified Voce relation could effectively predict the uniform deformation ability of high strength steels with low carbon bainite structure at different tempering temperatures.

The influence of prior tensile deformation on the magnetic Barkhausen emission (MBE) and the hysteresis (B H) curve has been studied in 0.2% carbon steel and 2.25Cr 1Mo steel under different tempered conditions.

Validation is performed comparing model prediction with experimental results obtained on one hand during cyclic tests performed above the tempering temperature inducing an important micro-structural evolution as well as for samples with different tempering conditions not used for the identification process.