Sentence examples for higher deformation from inspiring English sources

This CNT reinforcement efficiency became obvious at higher deformation temperatures, and it was higher for the nanocomposites deformed at 100 °C (≈Tg) than at 150 °C (>Tg).

Rather natural abiotic factors led to higher deformation rates.

The connections between members, in particular, are the regions where the material is exposed to higher deformation demands.

It enables to use higher deformation temperatures for TMT, i.e. lower rolling forces can be applied in an industrial process.

At higher deformation rate, the transformation of form I to form III through mesomorphic phase is evidenced.

At higher deformation stages, the strengthening effects reach a maximum when abundant dislocations begin crossing the TBs.

Higher deformation-induced martensite transformation (DIMT) kinetics, i.e. lower mechanical stability of austenite, resulted in a lower yield point elongation, and eventually changed the yielding to a continuous manner due to the formation of stress-induced martensite.

The transmission of mechanical stresses to hydrogel-embedded chondrocytes, particularly in the early stages of neotissue development, is hence substantially lower than in the native tissue, rendering higher deformations necessary to induce similar anabolic effects.

Hence, orthogonal fabric reinforced composites can undergo higher deformations without collapsing.

Flexible pipes are subjected to higher deformations due to their low stiffness.

In the higher deformations the structure was more compact, so it was the coral phase which resisted toward the applied force.