Sentence examples for engineering loading from inspiring English sources
The relationships between the contact pressure, the real contact area and the deformation of asperities were investigated for realistic steel specimens with different roughness in the full engineering loading range up to the material's macro yield stress (Y).
This may happen at the familiar yield point (elastic - perfectly plastic materials), or at maximum engineering loading point (hardening materials) or just at the moment of fracture (brittle materials).
They were spectacular feats of engineering, loaded high with chopped salad and some form of meat, fish or cheese.
Thus silk-based scaffolds having unique properties could be a potential candidate for engineering load-bearing tissue such as IVD.
A ratio of 3 1 for tube width to roof thickness appears to ensure integrity under normal engineering loads.
The obtained estimates, found envelopes and peak values exemplify the principal loads on the VV and provide a database to support engineering load specifications.
Yield point, in mechanical engineering, load at which a solid material that is being stretched begins to flow, or change shape permanently, divided by its original cross-sectional area; or the amount of stress in a solid at the onset of permanent deformation.
This led to a discussion of engineering load and joint reinforcement and how they relate to the task of mitigating structural damage caused by tornadoes.
Expanded, redifferentiated costochondral cells respond beneficially to exogenous stimuli to generate robust articular cartilage, indicating the potential of this cell source in engineering load-bearing joint structures.
To obtain this, you'll need to provide detailed architectural diagrams, engineering load specs, and other materials to your state's Department of Housing.
In building engineering, impact loading and other accidental loads are mostly taken into consideration by measures on the structural level rather than on the material level, the latter one is even seldom explored.
