Sentence examples for increase of equivalent from inspiring English sources

This could result in decrease of strain energy and increase of equivalent viscous damping.

The analyses indicate that welding residual stresses result in the increase of equivalent plastic strain at the welds, which will lead to earlier fracture of the connection.

The study allowed the internal overpressure, increase of equivalent series resistance and corrosion of the positive current collector to be distinguished as the main failures which can appear during operation of these ECs at high voltage.

The evolution of material micro-structure induces strain hardening related to interaction of dislocations with the inclusions and to increase of equivalent tangent stiffness as a result of evolving proportions of both phases, each characterised by different stiffness.

The effect of VX-809 was also estimated as fold-increase of equivalent short-circuit currents in response to Forskolin plus Genistein (Ieq-sc-Fsk + Gen) after VX-809 vs DMSO (Table S2) and as percentage of rescue vs non-CF cells (Fig. 3c, Table S2).

Both τ max and τ f were observed to increase proportionally to the product of a linearly increasing function of equivalent age and the square root of concrete strength.

What they found was that an increase of CO2 equivalent to that occurring from 1800 until today raised the total mass of material (the biomass) each cheatgrass plant produced by almost 70percentt.

For count-rate performances, the system is able to yield a continuous increase of noise equivalent count rate (NECR) as a function of the total activity of radiotracers between 10 mCi and 50 mCi.

It was found that Tg and Td (5%) decrease markedly with the phosphorus content for the self-curing system, while Tg and Td (5%) decrease slightly with the increase of cyanate equivalent weight for the cyanate epoxy curing system.

The negative shift produced by A226W is accompanied by an increase of the equivalent gating charge z (Table 1), which significantly perturbs the gating energetic towards the open state (ΔΔG0c = −1.63 kcal.mol−1).mol−1

Reductive stress is characterized by an abnormal increase of reducing equivalents, such as an elevated ratio of reduced (GSH /oxidized glutathione (GSSG) and NADPH/NADP (Rajasekaran et al., 2007; Zhang et al., 2010).