Sentence examples for equal interface from inspiring English sources
The individual tools exhibited different overall coefficients of friction, but the back-analysis method yielded equal interface friction angles acting on all three devices, indicating internal consistency.
As can be observed from the bottom part of the topography image in Figure 2a, the contact (which equals the interface path between the CNTs and the metal surface) is different from bundle to bundle.
Thus, the total energy dissipated during debonding failure is equal to the interface fracture energy and a plastic energy term that accompanies the fracture process.
Since the fluid radical velocity and the shell radical velocity must be equal at the interface of the outer shell wall and the fluid, the motion equations of this coupled system are obtained.
The lattice constant parallel to the interface equals roughly the average of the two constituents (3.81 Å).
A good agreement between experimental data and theoretical calculations has been observed when the conduction band offset for the In0.53Ga0.47As/In0.53Ga0.23Al0.24As interface equals ∼60%.
The configurational force on a bimetallic plane interface is equal to Nτbx, independently of dislocation positions and material properties.
Regarding the above discussions, in this research, the FRP debonding is assumed to propagate as a mode-I fracture of concrete; thus, the fracture energy of the FRP-concrete interface is equal to mode-I fracture energy of concrete.
This implies that the solute concentration in the matrix at the nucleus-matrix interface remains equal to the nominal concentration during the nucleation stage because of the large surface/volume ratio of the nucleus.
As can be seen, large compressive stresses develop at the interface for equal thicknesses of tbc and bond coat; these stresses are reduced and the stress profile becomes more homogeneous if the bond coat thickness is reduced.
In these liquids, capillary forces and extensional viscous dissipation play an equal role in damping interface deformation, resulting in a configuration which challenges the long wavelength assumption at the origin of low-dimensional models for falling films.
