Sentence examples for i hardness from inspiring English sources

It was found out that the following properties of the coatings influence the scuffing process: (i) hardness; (ii) friction coefficient; (iii) method of spraying; and (iv) coatings' morphology.

(i) higher hardness at the elevated temperature as compared to Al2O3 coating, (ii) larger area coverage by protective film on the wear surface at the elevated temperature and (iii) CNT bridging between splats.

5 μm thick ZrO2 films prepared in the oxide mode of sputtering are crystalline (m-ZrO2) and exhibit relatively (i) high hardness H≈16 GPa and (ii) low ratio H3 / E*2≈0.11 GPa.

And it's a cliché to talk about the lifestyle, but being outside in the sun, taking the time to eat better, walking more... it chipped away at some of the hardness I'd developed when I was trying to repress my feelings".

Maximum hardness i.e. 1325 HV and case depth i.e. 110 μm are achieved on mirror polished samples at 80N2 : 20H2.

"The arrogance and, I guess, the hardness is no longer there," he said.

We, the audience, seated on tiered wooden benches whose hardness I was never aware of until the show was over, are perched right over the killing fields.

The mechanical properties, i.e. hardness, were tested by using a nanoindenter test.

The DSI technique allowed also to determine three measures of hardness, i.e. Martens hardness (HM), nanohardness (HIT, Vickerss hardness (HV) and Young modulus EIT of the trabecular bone tissue.

Martins et al. (2004) mentioned that zinc sorption was favored as water hardness (i.e., Ca2+) increased.

Two kinds of TPU with different hardness, i.e. TPU90 (Shore A hardness 90) and TPU70 (Shore A hardness 70) were compared.