Sentence examples for end of a specimen from inspiring English sources

A fracture mechanics methodology was evaluated for a fretting fatigue geometry in which one end of a specimen clamped between fretting pads was loaded in axial fatigue.

The Ed and ζ values were determined in light of the spectral analysis on the first natural frequency and the first and fifth amplitudes of vibration in the vertical direction, which was triggered by tapping one end of a specimen free of the support.

After many plot twists, Derek Briggs started dissecting another ill-defined fossil in very thin slices and found a pair of Anomalocaris-like structures on one end of a specimen of Laggania, which also had a specimen of Peytoia attached just behind those of Anomalocaris.

During the test, the wedges descended and passed through the pins, which were inserted in aluminum blocks and fixed to the end of a DCB specimen, as shown in Fig. 4.

These effects are represented by flexural springs at both ends of a column specimen.

For most small crafts such as key chains, necklaces, and antenna toppers you might consider covering the cut end of the specimen with a hardening polymer such as liquid steel and then sanding it once it is dry, drilling a hole through the polymer and the bone, and ultimately inserting a key ring, leather strap, etc.

The specimen under consideration was vibrated in the middle, and the frequency was picked up at the end of the specimen by an accelerometer and was recorded.

The cracking was mitigated using a reverse gradient at one end of the specimen, and the resulting distortions associated with the shape profile were determined to be no more than 15% reduced from the predictions.

The proximal end of the specimen, the cut humerus, was potted to a shiftable socket at the ground plate.

Once the specimen had sunk into the oil, which simulated epicardial fat, the solution was instilled through the sheaths using a 10-ml syringe from the proximal end of the specimen.

A second sphere was located at the distal end of the specimen.