Sentence examples for in a compression from inspiring English sources

To study this, prepared samples are carefully pulled in a tensile testing machine, or they are compressed in a compression machine, and the stress required to produce a given strain is recorded.

In a compression member, the residual compressive stresses cause premature yielding under reduced axial loads and the member buckles inelastically at a load which is less than the eigenvalue elastic buckling load.

In a compression test the surface is closed under high compressive stress, thus repeatedly blocking the process, but in a tension test the surface separates more easily, causing loss of plastic stability.

Compressed video watermarking methods: A video is usually stored in a compression format, such as MPEG-2, MPEG-4 or H.264 to save in the storage space.

His leg was in a compression device to help reduce the swelling.

It usually responds rapidly to treatment by recompression in a compression chamber.

Our University Archivist and myself went over to Duke Hospital to take part in a compression-only CPR class today.

Figure 23 shows the comparison for four gauges in the case of perpendicular loading (Load Case IA): two located in a compression-loaded main member, and two in a tensile-loaded main member.

Relatively small values of ( rho_{pfb}^{U} /rho_{pfb}^{B} ) imply that a beam prestressed with unbonded tendons would fail in a compression-controlled mode with sufficient margin of safety if prestressed with ( rho_{pf}^{U} ge rho_{pfb}^{B} ).

Generally speaking, encryption can be implemented at the end of the processing pipeline at bitstream level (causing parsing/decoding effort to identify bitstream parts subjected to encryption) or implemented in a compression-integrated fashion (encryption is performed at some stage of the encoding pipeline).

Its performance in a compression-ignition engine is determined by the physical properties of the fuel attributed by the biodiesel composition, which corresponds to the FA profile of the parent lipid [ 13, 14].