Sentence examples for fiber shrinkage from inspiring English sources
We applied this approach to cachectic muscles; the observation of remarkable fiber shrinkage in cachexia confirmed our previous findings.
According to the tension-based theory of morphogenesis [ 51], it is speculated that surface area expansion might be indirectly associated with white matter tracts damage, as more tension from white matter fibers shrinkage could lead to deeper sulci and extended cortical surface area.
The glass fiber reduces shrinkage and also reduces the heterogeneity of the surface shrinkage.
After oxidative stabilization treatment, the tape-shaped fiber exhibits uniform shrinkage behavior during subsequent heat treatments thereby maintaining its tape shape and structural integrity.
Control fibers exhibited 27% shrinkage at 160 °C, while the shrinkage in the composite fibers was less than 5%.
The results show that, the ribbon-shaped fibers possessed uniform shrinkage upon heat treatment, thereby avoiding shrinkage cracking commonly observed in round-shaped fibers.
In contrast, the results of surface profilometry and cross-sectional transmission electron microscopy (TEM) showed that HNLS fibers underwent 0.8% shrinkage along the axis and 0.7% radial shrinkage.
And further, the fiber reinforced concrete, shrinkage-compensating concrete and low hydration heat concrete technology can also be adopted to reduce the cracks as much as possible and to avoid penetrating cracks.
The composite fibers showed lower thermal shrinkage than the control cellulose fiber.
Wide-angle X-ray diffraction (WAXD) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) results indicated that high modulus and low shrinkage PET fiber (HMLS) had high crystallinity and perfect crystals, whereas high modulus and low elongation fiber (HMLE) possessed relatively low crystallinity and defective crystals.
SEM observation reveals that the irregular interconnected pores of carbon preparation were originated from the random arrangement of cotton linter fiber and different carbonization shrinkage.
