Sentence examples for easy to deform from inspiring English sources

In Fig. 11a and b, the changes in gradients became larger than that shown in Fig. 5 because the difference in stiffness between the strain gauge and the steel plate is small, and the strain gauge became easy to deform.

Ideas are easy to deform.

Handle it gently - it's easy to deform.

Values provided by CST in different groups we studied let us think that corneal deformation induced by KC (such as corneal curvature and thinning) is deeper and affects more the whole cornea making it easier to deform, compared to corneal deformation induced by PRK.

The low Young's modulus indicates that the material is easier to deform; thus, a lower load may cause greater deformation in an RCA concrete beam than in a conventional concrete beam.

Moreover, in our experiments the small contact regions observed cause only small cellular deformations, and our target Jurkat T cells are substantially easier to deform than some other cell types, such as neutrophils and HL60 cells [28].

This was similar to other reported results3 that showed that the thickness of the deforming layer increased after a series of repeated similar cycles of slick-slip behaviour, i.e. the till became easier to deform.

The estimate shows that it is easier to activate tubes with larger diameters by applying pressure, since such tubes are easier to deform.

The MD simulation indicates that the atoms at GB are easier to deform than that inside the grain for NC Cu and Ni [37, 38].

On the one hand, T e = 6 km in the eastern Tibetan Plateau and T e > 30 km in Sichuan Basin indicate that the curst with low strength in eastern Tibet Plateau is easier to deform than the crust of the Sichuan Basin.

The rate at which this occurs is dependent on the temperature of the ice: warmer ice is easier to deform than colder, stiffer ice.