Sentence examples for due to confining from inspiring English sources

For one sample of each type, poro-elastic experiments show that the variation in normalized matrix bulk modulus (due to confining pressure increase) may be attributed to the closure of portions of the connected pore network.

Here, it should be noted that although the 20 25 nm PEDOT nanowire has a relatively high conductivity at room temperature (390 450 cm/S), the nanowire shows very strong temperature dependence (R(10 K)/R(300 K) ~ 105) or insulating behavior possibly due to confining effect limited by the small diameter of the nanowire.

Facing targets sputtering (FTS) is a promising process for low-temperature TCO film deposition and for the significant reduction of damage in film structure by suppression of the direct impinging of high-energy particles due to confining plasma between two facing magnetic fields compared with conventional magnetron sputtering (CMS).

However, a limitation of typical intracranial injections into the adult brain parenchyma is the relatively restricted distribution of the delivered gene to large brain regions such as the cortex, presumably due to confined dispersion of the injected particles.

However, doping of reduced dimensionality semiconductors without degrading mobility has proven challenging due to confined channel dimensions and increased scattering cross-section of carriers, as seen in reduced dimensionality carbon allotropes such as carbon nanotubes and graphene.

The localization parameters are due to confinement effect and confined charge carrier.

No major crack was observed within the region covered by the side plates, which is probably due to the confining effect of the plates with stud bolts.

The results showed that PSC panel was more severely damaged from the fire due to the confining effect of prestressing forces.

Finite element results allowed understanding changes to the interface properties due to the confining effect of the applied load as well as the interaction between the shear and peel stresses.

The fibres, due to their confining effect, contributed to delay crack initiation, improve the post-peak bond behaviour and retain the initial splitting strength for corrosion levels of up to 8%.

The compressive strength formula of the filled-in concrete accounting for the strength ratio of steel skin to filled-in concrete is also proposed to consider the increase in compressive strength of the filled-in concrete, due to the confining effect of the steel skin.