Sentence examples for fiber reported from inspiring English sources

This combination of strength and modulus is the highest for any continuous fiber reported to date, and the gel spinning route provides a pathway for further improvements in strength and modulus for mass production of carbon fibers.

Finally, the equation was verified preliminarily by using the measured Young's modulus of the short glass fiber (SGF) reinforced polycarbonate/acrylnitrile butadiene styrene copolymer composites and the polypropylene reinforced respectively with SGF and short carbon fiber reported from literature, good agreement was found between the predictions and the experimental data.

However, most studies analyzing crude and dietary fiber reported no significant changes in crude or dietary fiber after canning and freezing [ 28].

"There are high pressure gas lines on either side of the fiber," reports Cordeiro.

The obtained results were compared with those obtained after enzymatic treatments of lignocellulosic fibers reported in literature.

The melt processable luminescent optical fibers reported here is a novel application of rare earth complexes that can be used to develop new photonic and electronic materials.

For the new fiber (KF-PDA-GO3) prepared with the optimum conditions, its surface free energy increases 54%, meanwhile the retention of tensile strength after 168 h-UV irradiation is as high as 93.4%, almost the best value among the latest modified KF fibers reported.

Our yarns produced over a hundred times higher electrical power per weight when stretched compared to other weavable fibers reported in the literature".

The diameter of the finest fibers in this group is 29.9 ± 0.8 nm, which is much smaller than that of any fibers reported in previous papers [8, 18].

The two subcategories of CMH classes of C-nociceptive afferents exhibit similar conduction velocity (∼0.8 m/s) and radiant heat threshold (∼45 °C) [28]; both were therefore likely to be involved in the triggering of the psychophysical responses to unmyelinated C-fibers reported in the present work.

This is in agreement with preferential circumferential orientation of fibers reported in many other mammals (Hayes et al. 2007 ).