Sentence examples for elasticity behaviour from inspiring English sources
This study demonstrates that nonlinear interface effect on elasticity behaviour is related to geometrical percolation that occurs at specific phase content.
The rheological parameters of complex modulus and phase angle indicate that the presence of ENR increases the stiffness and elasticity behaviour of the binder, particularly at high temperatures.
Numerical methods are developed for computing molecular weight distributions and average molecular weights before and after gelation, as well as the weight fraction of sol ang gel properties related to its elasticity behaviour.
On the other hand, it is believed that the organic phase contributes to age differences in elasticity, explaining a lower elastic behaviour of elderly bone trabeculae [ 48].
However, besides being relatively expensive, GFRP bars have low elasticity modulus and exhibit linear elastic behaviour until failure, thereby providing no contribution to structural members' ductility.
A structure subjected to thermomechanical cyclic loadings may exhibit various cyclic behaviours: perfect elasticity, elastic shakedown, plastic shakedown and ratchetting.
Due to the low value of elasticity and brittle behaviour of GFRP, the service behaviour of GFRP reinforced concrete structure is critical.
Due to the low value of elasticity and brittle behaviour of FRP materials, the service behaviour of GFRP reinforced concrete structure is critical in the majority research with FRP bars for reinforcing concrete on simply supported beams and slabs.
Our approach, validated through the building of a master curve of the elastic modulus of samples at different composition, allows to isolate the elastic contribution of the bare GNP network, whose dynamics reveal that its elasticity follows critical behaviour as predicted by percolation theory.
Section 3 describes the optical properties, dielectric behaviour, elasticity and flexoelectricity in bent-core nematic liquid crystals.
The linear elasticity describes the mechanical behaviour of concrete, wood and coal.
