Sentence examples for interaction damage from inspiring English sources

Creep fatigue interaction damage evolution of the nuclear engineering materials modified 9Cr 1Mo steel is studied with Continuum Damage Mechanics (CDM) theory.

Based on the Norton creep damage and fatigue dissipate potential theory, an effective stress controlled creep fatigue interaction damage model has been developed in this paper, in which the creep and fatigue damage function are both considered as nonlinear variables.

Furthermore, the results suggest that these interactions damage neuronal structure and function, particularly in synapses, and thus speed the loss of cognitive function (Manczak & Reddy, 2013).

Finite element models were developed, which incorporated the nonlinear contact interaction, ductile damage and plastic damage.

Damage evolution and the interaction of damage and oxygen diffusivity are critical factors and must be considered for oxidation growth prediction in composite materials.

Other abundant terms include those related to DNA interaction, DNA damage, cell cycle control and apoptosis (Table 6).

Alternatively, at low levels of exposure the effect might be mediated interaction (reversible damage), whilst at high exposure level the effect may become pure mediation (irreversible damage).

BRCA2 may thus promote RAD51 assembly into recombinational repair complexes via a negative regulatory mechanism (i.e. by blocking RAD51 BRCA2 interaction until damage has occurred and factors required for 'productive' assembly of RAD51 at damaged sites are in place).

The study identifies the fatigue yield as a cause effect interaction of damage and endurance rather than as a physical process in the traditional fatigue engineering.

The interaction between damage and elasticity causes a nonlinear elastic response of the sample to a stress excitation (e.g. in the ultrasonic frequency range).

The developed FE model provided a correct prediction of the material's flexural response and successfully simulated the sequence and interaction of damage modes observed experimentally.