Sentence examples for hardness where from inspiring English sources

She felt a certain glossy hardness where the healing was going on.

Diamond is the hardest known natural material on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, where hardness is defined as resistance to scratching and is graded between 1 (softest) and 10 (hardest).

It is also noted that there is an obvious indentation size effect on the tests of elastic modulus E and hardness H, where the measured value decreases with the indentation depth in the nanoscale.

To demonstrate, the frequency of occurrence of both galleries and bear sign followed relatively similar patterns across clearcut age (Fig. 4) and were parallel to that of relative CWD hardness levels, where galleries were most likely to be found in intermediate hardness (and age) (Fig. 2) and bear sign most likely on softer (or the oldest) CWD (Fig. 3).

A decrease in hardness in orientations where the twinning activity is high was confirmed both experimentally and by crystal plasticity finite element simulations.

Unlike other works, the research highlights the significant effect of formwork material on surface hardness of concrete where two different mould materials for specimens were used (plastic and wood).

Synthetic diamond is the hardest material known, where hardness is defined as resistance to scratching and is graded between 1 (softest) and 10 (hardest) using the Mohs scale of mineral hardness.

Another issue is the hardness of the water; where it is necessary to use hard water, regular re-potting is recommended to avoid the build up of salts.

The results contrast with earlier data for high-purity Al where higher hardness values were recorded in the central regions.

Of particular interest is the indentation size effect (ISE) commonly observed in experiments where the hardness of a range of materials is found to be significantly higher at small depths of indentation but reduce to a lower, constant value at larger depths.

We have also calculated the temperature composition diagrams and found that spinodal phase segregation mechanism may be possible only for a relatively high Si content, whereas for the low Si content, where a hardness enhancement has been reported, the most probable mechanism of the phase segregation is nucleation and growth.