Sentence examples for greater deformation from inspiring English sources

The low Young's modulus indicates that the material is easier to deform; thus, a lower load may cause greater deformation in an RCA concrete beam than in a conventional concrete beam.

The vertical sections of the south wall display greater deformation than those on the north wall.

Greater deformation of the LRA as compared to the RRA may be due to asymmetric anatomy and mechanical support by the inferior vena cava.

Other authorities use the term tense to specify a greater degree of muscular activity, resulting in a greater deformation of the tongue from its neutral position.

Under greater deformation, such elastic solids exhibit either brittleness (in which the internal elastic forces are broken down) or ductility (in which certain internal mechanisms permit shearing displacements to occur within the atomic structure).

Specimens with interior bearing load had slightly higher ultimate strength and greater deformation capacity than those of specimens with end bearing load.

Dr. Susan S. Margulies, an associate professor of bioengineering, found that developing skulls sustained much greater deformations when struck.

Experimental results indicate that as-thixocast specimens fabricated with larger powders and greater deformations have higher tensile strengths.

Results showed that mixtures containing wax are stiffer at low temperatures and produce greater deformations than traditional mixtures, whereas wax does not significantly influence fatigue resistance at 20 °C.

No specific guidance is provided in EN 1993-1-4 for the design of stainless steel frames, for which the nonlinear stress-strain behaviour of the material will result in greater deformations as the material loses its stiffness.

As the RCB was exposed to higher temperatures, greater deformations resulted at the concrete beam center during loading, thus lowering the load-bearing capacity of the beam.