Sentence examples for increase under tension from inspiring English sources

The values of Poisson's ratio for the open- and closed-cell foams are estimated to be about 0.24 almost independently of the imposed tensile strain, indicating that the foams undergo finite volume increase under tension.

The DC resistance of the sensors having the strain sensitivity in the range of 50 80 in average increased under tension and decreased under compression.

The DC resistance of the strain sensors increases under tension and decreases under compression, while the average strain sensitivities are in the range of 44 46 and 24 28 for tension and compression, respectively.

The volume of materials that have Poisson's ratios less than 0.50 increase under longitudinal tension and decrease under longitudinal compression.

The removal of a depositional crust colonised by cyanobacteria from a loess floodplain at Sede Zin in the Central Negev resulted in an increased infiltration under tension, but had no significant effect under ponding.

Specifically, the stress can increase Li diffusion either through increasing free volume under tension or by changing local structure under compression.

The destabilized hold position (with the heel raised) for each of the 10 jumps without rest increased the time under tension and induced fatigue and also tested for the ability to limit rotational stress from the distal joint complex on the knee (as would occur during turning on skis or a snowboard or during destabilization due to a slip or trip).

As the load increases, the bottom flange under tension and the top flange and web-upper part under compression show an approximately linear increase in the positive and negative strains, respectively.

It is found that the change of electrical resistances under tension increases with the electrode thickness (i.e., Pt loading), which results from the crack growth in the electrodes.

Effect of tissue property random variation on the variation in fracture strength diminishes under tension and increases under compression with increase in the age.

Lattice thermal conductivity of bulk materials usually increases under compression and decreases under tension, while there are still some unusual systems, exhibiting reduced κ when compressed.