Sentence examples for life specimens from inspiring English sources
In Camilla (1797), she used didactic-seeming headings: Modern Ideas of Duty, Modern Ideas of Life, Specimens of Taste, The Danger of Disguise.
The fatigue crack of the full-thickness fatigue life specimens is generated at the surface of rolled steel plates and then the crack propagates and grows inward until a fracture is formed.
On the surface, Sipadan is a tropical break in the expansive vista of oceanic blue; underwater, the geographic waypoint acts as a feeding trough for thousands of marine life specimens, from soft banking sea turtles and schools of hammerhead sharks to water monitor lizards that bring to mind old dinosaur monster movies.
We did not attempt the potential recovery of specimens apparently moving uncoordinatedly, as all life specimens were immediately returned to the incubator to minimise disturbance of the experimental conditions.
In addition the numerical method is shown to accurately describe the void regions encountered in the forward modeling of real-life specimens such as infant brains.
However, it reduces crack propagation life for specimens machined by new tools, while increasing it for specimens machined by worn tools.
Finally, but no less importantly, we again validated the performance on the predictor in real life paraffin specimens, including its capacity to reveal tissue lineage in specimens that are currently impossible to classify with state-of-the-art histopathologic examination.
The effect of specimen orientation and extrusion seam welds on the fatigue life of specimens milled from a hollow AA6063 aluminum alloy extrusion profile have been characterized in the form of S N curves.
The effect of specimen orientation and extrusion weld (seam and charge) on the fatigue life of specimens from a hollow AA6082 alloy extrusion profile have been characterized in the form of S N curves.
In particular, the fatigue life of specimens under the above temperature and RH is significantly less than that of reference specimens without hygrothermal pretreatment.
It assumes the fatigue life of specimens to be limited by delamination growth.
