Sentence examples for ideal strength from inspiring English sources

This geometry allows for the maximum stress to occur in the interior of the spherical cap and is ideally suited for experimentally achieving the ideal strength.

Using first-principles approaches, the elastic constants and ideal strength of the alloy were calculated.

However, these are encountered at larger strains and, thus, do not affect the ideal strength.

The intrinsic (ideal) strength has been extensively studied for crystalline alloys, but remains largely unsettled for metallic glasses.

The yield stress saturates at very high strains as the nanoscale Fe ribbons achieve their ideal strength.

The mechanical properties of several borophene sheets have been investigated, and their ideal strength, ultimate strain, and Young's modulus have been reported [16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22].

Modern boats are typically made of fibreglass, a lightweight resin applied to cloth containing fine filaments of glass, which gives the material an ideal strength-to-weight ratio but also makes it impossible to recycle, since its constituent materials cannot be separated.

Available experimental data of about 110 metallic glasses show that the ratios of room-temperature strengths to low-temperature ideal strengths have universal upper and lower bounds.

The ab initio calculations of elastic moduli and ideal strengths indicate that the bcc phase is more stable thermodynamically than the face-centered cubic (fcc) crystal structure for CrMoW, CrMoWMn, CrMoWNi HEAs, but the late 3d elements decreases the mechanical stability of the bcc phase.

Our results suggest that at ambient pressure, an approximate linear relationship exists between the ideal strengths and elastic moduli in two allotrope regions with high elastic moduli, while no carbon (BN) allotrope can possess both superior stiffness and strength than diamond (c-BN).

Works that delve beneath the surface of classical forms to get at classical thinking — works of literature, philosophy, politics — require a recognition, at least, of the conflict between pagan and Christian ideals: strength versus humility, earthly life versus the hereafter, the hero versus the saint.