Sentence examples for equivalent specimens from inspiring English sources

The electrical and thermal conductivities of CNT/epoxy composites are shown to be superior to those of equivalent specimens with T300 carbon fibre (CF) which is widely used in industry.

Strain gage data from very high frequency excitation is compared to strain gage data obtained from equivalent specimen geometry at 0.5 Hz in a biaxial servohidraulic machine.

Figures 1D and E show a non-OA equivalent specimen.

All tissues were treated and evaluated with equivalent specimen from uninfected mice.

One of the striking results is that, for a given displacement rate of the heads of the specimen, a much slower strain rate can be obtained locally in comparison with the strain rate of an equivalent smooth specimen.

Using hypothetical test data, the predictions of the two rate-independent theories are shown to be equivalent for specimen dimensions of high aspect ratio; in this case the predictions can be well-represented using the simple heuristic formula.

According to experiments used by Walraven, equivalent 3D numerical specimens containing cube aggregates were built.

Also, the carbonation depth and rate modulus of the air cured specimens equivalent to a general environmental conditions were approximately 40% of those from the various curing conditions specimens, with similar trends in the carbonation depth and rate modulus results.

This article discusses the impact behavioral responses of opaque bi-layered metal bonded hybrid composites from geometrically equivalent transparent plastic specimens.

The in-house GACELISA method detected 191/194 anti-HIV positive specimens, equivalent to a sensitivity of 99.5% (95% CI 96.7 100%).

The ability to discover common data elements across studies, in turn, depends upon the use of a standard vocabulary or the development of automated thesauruses that permit identification of potentially equivalent measurements or specimens.