Sentence examples for hardness hit from inspiring English sources

The higher average indentation hardness (HIT = 20.95 ± 0.93 GPa) and Young's modulus (EIT = 308.86 ± 26.44 GPa) were characteristic of FeB phase.

In order to check the validity of the developed hardness determination procedure, various materials and coatings were tested through nanoindentations and their Vickers HV and indentation hardness HIT were computed and experimentally verified versus the indentation depth, by means of SEM-supported observations of the occurring impressions.

The indentation hardness (HIT) and effective Young's modulus (E*) of the coatings increased with the BN phase ratio, reaching a maximum value of ~ 46 and ~ 440 GPa at ~ 7 vol.% of BN phase; it then decreased moderately to ~ 40 and ~ 350 GPa at 18 vol.% of BN, respectively.

The forward study enables the production of a unique plot of the hardness HIT vs. representative stress σr, where both are normalized by the Young's modulus E. The proposed reverse analysis provides a unique solution to the representative stress σr and the strain-hardening exponent, n, given that the Young's modulus is predetermined from the experimental hardness test.

These results were found to be greatly influenced by the material properties of the coatings such as the elastic modulus, indentation hardness (HIT), crosslinking density (vc), and thermal transition temperature as well as by whether the deforming load that produced the scratches was increased in a progressive (gradual) or step-wise manner.

But it said: "The struggle of hardness hitting hardness will undoubtedly escalate the situation on the Korean peninsula.

The most outstanding result proved with this technique is a k-1 hardness result for the hitting set problem with sets of size k.

You are not hard for hardness's sake.

By the time he hit thirty, a hardness would likely settle about his mouth and eyes, but as it was — at twenty-nine — he was right on the edge, a screw-top bottle of wine the day before it turns to vinegar.

Hardness (H) is the resistance of a mineral to scratching.

The hardness of the elbow allows for hitting with considerable force, and experienced fighters can easily knock out, cut, or injure their opponent with a well-placed strike.