Sentence examples for disk samples from inspiring English sources
Growth plate disk samples from newborn swine's ulnae were tested using stress relaxation tests under unconfined compression.
The tension test data on samples of twill woven fabric composite helped with the prediction of failure of disk samples.
In both cases, disk samples with a specific initial morphology — major-component pellets in a minor-component matrix — were prepared.
The target disk samples were machined using wire electrical discharge machining to produce microstructural and mechanical test specimens for tensile testing, Rockwell Superficial hardness testing, and Vickers microhardness testing.
This work reports on the tribological performance of three commercially available PTFE-based coatings (PTFE/pyrrolidone (C1), PTFE/pyrrolidone (C2) and PTFE/MoS2 (C3)) deposited onto engineered disk samples (substrates) made out of three different commonly used materials (gray cast iron, sintered iron and Al390-T6).
The catalytic activity of a new catalytic filter of combined design consisting of a catalytic filter candle with an integrated catalytic ceramic foam was calculated under model gas conditions at 800 and 850 °C in the absence and presence of 100 ppmv H2S on the basis of separate and combined measurements of appropriate catalytic filter element and ceramic foam disk samples.
Points are placed on the boundary using a one-dimensional maximal Poisson disk sampling.
We present a Conforming Delaunay Triangulation (CDT) algorithm based on maximal Poisson disk sampling.
To investigate the sputtering effect, we designed a collecting unit containing a disk sample and a glass pipe.
These values are appreciably lower than those reported elsewhere for different PUF disk sampler designs (e.g. partially sheltered) employed under different conditions (e.g. in outdoor air), and derived using different calibration experiment configurations.
The weight of each ray is assigned as (A/Z*Z Cos^4 theta), where theta is the angle between the original ray and normal to the film, A is the area of the disk sampled on the first lens, and Z is the distance of this disk from the film.
