Sentence examples for homogeneous strength from inspiring English sources

The achievement of homogeneous strength along continuously extruded long shapes, which is important for the CMS coil winding, might also be crucial for structural applications where homogeneity of properties has to be maintained over long lengths.

A more detailed geophysical model by Hirabayashi and Scheeres (2015) was able to probe the needed global strength for this body assuming a homogeneous strength distribution and its relatively precise shape model and found a minimum strength of 75 85 Pa as a function of body density.

If the concrete strength is affected by a large variability, the conventional strength value suggested by Eurocode 8 can be not conservative, since it does not consider the possible torsional effects due to a not homogeneous strength distribution and the reduced capacity of the weaker members.

This paper presents simplified J-estimation equations for defective homogeneous and strength mismatched structures, based on the Engineering Treatment Model (ETM).

In [ 17], an automatic electric-field minimization algorithm was designed, providing a user-defined throughput while ensuring a low and homogeneous field strength.

We next closed the Faraday cage and allowed the worms to migrate freely within the plate with a homogeneous earth-strength (0.325 and 0.650 Gauss) magnetic field aligned with the plane of the assay plate.

To expose worms to controlled and homogeneous earth-strength magnetic fields we constructed a triple magnetic Merritt coil system (Merritt et al., 1983 ). (A ) Each system creates a magnetic field along the x (i), y (ii), and z (iii) directions and consists of four 1-m squares, each arranged orthogonal to the other two.

Rather homogeneous electric field strength distributions were achieved.

It consists of two handbooks for homogeneous and heterogeneous (strength mismatched) configurations.

Indeed, the ammonia TPD curve for the FCC catalyst containing ZSM-5 shows a more well-defined pattern, which corresponds well with the more homogeneous Brønsted acid strength deduced from the confocal fluorescence microscopy experiments.

A strength-ductility map is then plotted, which clearly show that the gradient samples perform much more superior to their homogeneous counterparts in strength-ductility synergy.