Sentence examples for hardness between the two from inspiring English sources

The second feature is that the difference in the εs dependence of the hardness between the two samples becomes noticeable at εs ≥ 92 (Df-c ≥ 2.5 mm).

The hardness of the differently orientated WC grains showed significant angle dependence from the basal towards the prismatic directions, but there was only a slight change in hardness between the two types of prismatic orientations ((10¯10) and (2¯1¯10)).

The differences in hardness, stiffness and orientation between the three layers allow small cracks to form but prevent them from growing or spreading, so the club stays intact, the researchers report online today in Science.

Macrohardness study showed a maximum value for low alloyed SG-iron, and a minimum for conventional SG-iron, and hardness of ADI is intermediate between the two irons.

Conversely mantle-derived magmas evolve at a constant hardness and decreasing electrophilicity in between the two poles of iron-rich and alkali-rich minerals.

The simulations also reveal that the cohesive stress in the ribbons is lower than in the wedges, which explains the difference in hardness and Young's modulus between the two samples.

Comparison between the two hardness plots stressed an intimate connection between solute clusters and precipitates: for the NA times investigated (between a few seconds and several months), transient phenomena with short (less than 10 h) lifetimes were observed, both occurring at earlier times and with higher relative importance for increasing solute concentration.

However, in contrast to this hardness was found not to differ significantly between the two groups.

Two distinct features regarding the hardness dependence of the two samples with respect to applied shear strain (hereafter referred to as εs) are observed27.

Total hardness of the eight sampling stations fluctuated between 36.30 and 88.9 mg/L (Fig. 7).

The three names reference a urological scale categorising the male erection by hardness from tofu to cucumber, and are used to symbolise differences in sexual attitudes and behaviour between the two generations.