Sentence examples for increased deflection from inspiring English sources

An increased deflection and energy absorption for composite plates with a preload of 80% of the buckling load could be observed.

An increase of torsion angle induces increased deflection angle and size of wear scar, coefficient of friction and maximum crack depth of steel wire, which reveals accelerated multiaxial fretting fatigue damage.

Subsequent incubation with mAb 17b (known to bind an A32-induced epitope on gp120) further increased deflection of A32- but not T8-presenting cantilevers.

Both the notched and epoxy repaired beams showed lower stiffness with increased deflection over the same loading.

However, the responses to small bundle deflections (150 300 nm) were significantly larger in mutant Myo15 ΔN/ΔN IHCs, indicating an increased deflection sensitivity of the transduction apparatus in the absence of isoform 1.

These results are consistent with Sasongko et al. showing larger arteriolar branching angles in association with longer diabetes duration [ 23], but further suggest that this is primarily due to increased deflection of the smaller child vessel.

It was also found that a positive temperature change of 50 °C, which is not unusual in many parts of the world, results not only in increased deflections but also in increased relaxation of the tensile forces in the cables, which could affect serviceability.

A likely cause for increased deflections in RCA concrete beams is the reduced modulus of elasticity of the RCA concrete (Maruyama et al. 2004).

It is important to note that the degradation in the mechanical properties of the top GFRP bars does not pose a collapse threat of the concrete deck but rather a serviceability concern since cracks in the negative moment region of continuous spans widen resulting effectively in adjacent simply supported spans that result in top surface cracks and significantly increased deflections.

Scale: 0 – no force, 1 – weak torque force leading to reorientation, 2 – strong torque force exerting reorientation Kendall's tau (τ = 0.623) indicated that increased deflection-angle values significantly correlate with worse image quality ratings (p = 0.027).

Tensile strengths of the composites at low temperatures were also measured by applying monotonically increasing deflection.