Sentence examples for during yielding of from inspiring English sources

Failure due to quasi-static loading occurred in the FRP decks during yielding of the bottom steel flanges.

The results show that all factors including shield's stiffness, load capacity, setting pressure, characteristics of yield valve during yielding, and mining technique (shearer's coal cutting, shield advance, and shield load cycle) together determine the final load capacity of shield and its supporting quality.

In this research, considering the increase of 10%% in the deflection and thus curvature of the beam during debonding failure (Fig. 8), the energy dissipation term during debonding through yielding of the steel reinforcement can be derived.

By decoupling the intrinsic diameter dependence from indentation size effects in the hardness of bimetallic Ni Au NWs, we find a marked reduction in size effects with a power-law scaling exponent of n = 0.18 during the incipient yielding of pristine NWs, in contrast to n = 0.8 in plastically pre-strained NWs.

The experimental value of P yield,exp was determined using the data recorded by the strain gauges located at the tie that first yielded during the tests (with the yielding of the tie having happened prior to the failure at any strut or nodal region).

Yielding at the base of the columns or walls is accepted as an unavoidable part of the mechanism that develops during inelastic response, although yielding of the beams is the preferred way to confer ductility to the lateral force-resisting system.

This is due to the influence of more number of inherent porosity in lower density preforms that leads to more yielding of metals during deformation.

In this MD simulation study, hydrostatic pressure and the maximum shear stress were used as the main criterion to predict yielding of silicon during its nanometric cutting [33].

The nerve deficits can be attributed to the bone fragment pressing on nerves, or yielding of the nerve during injury or damage to the nerve [12].

It should also be noted that the non-linearity of the curve during unloading at the elevated heights of 0.75 and 1.0 mm might be due to yielding of the wire during loading.

By Alan H. Olmstead The New Yorker, September 12 , 1970 P. 31Under the impact of the drought that set in during July & August, many of the home vegetable gardens of the Northeast contracted themselves into a shortvined, quick-cycled, almost premature yielding of undersized produce.