Sentence examples for its relaxation from inspiring English sources
By WAXD analysis on crystal orientation and its relaxation in stretching and releasing processes, it was shown that the smaller crystallites suffer less plastic deformation and, rather, play the role of tie points to provide the elastic properties of the PP matrix itself.
While she fretted, a handsome black dog named Zulu just lolled about, and its relaxation was amusingly contrasted with human tension.
While touring in New Zealand later in 1951 he read an article about yoga and decided to apply its relaxation method to his own violin playing.
We introduce a technique we call randomized rounding for producing a provably good approximation to this integer program from the solution to its relaxation.
This procedure realizes a disturbance-free projective measurement of the single spin at a rate two orders of magnitude faster than its relaxation.
The associated back-stress and its relaxation during aging are seen as the origin of the acceleration effect.
Whenever a freely spinning body is found in a complex rotational state, this means that either the body experienced some interaction within its relaxation-time span, or that it was recently "prepared" in a non-principal state.
Combining this with evolution of confidence arguments from the literature, we get stronger bounds on the expected cumulative privacy loss due to multiple mechanisms, each of which provides \(\varepsilon\ -differential privacy or one of its relaxations, and each of which operates on (potentially) different, adaptively chosen, databases.
We have explored the fundamental properties of laminated bamboo and its thermal relaxation as it passes the glass transition temperatures of its constituent polymers.
Viscoelastic coating, in contrast, responds as a spring, and loses its damping capacity away from its peak relaxation frequency.
In hot electron transport, elastic collisions dominant its momentum relaxation, whereas inelastic interaction with phonons determines its energy relaxation.
