Sentence examples for limited deformation at from inspiring English sources

Their results showed that PLA (PLLA) is a typical brittle material, with relatively high Young's modulus but limited deformation at failure when compared to PCL/PGLA.

Based on the movement characteristics of overlying strata at the LTCC face, Yan (1996) introduced a mechanical theory of limited deformation and proposed a balance structure of macro continuous "compressed arch beam" of overlying strata at the upper location.

For 60% silt content specimen "flow with limited deformation" [40] was observed.

Each simulation was run for 50 ns, with the bilayer generally forming after 10 ns (see Figure S2 of the Supporting Information), with limited deformation around the protein.

When a material specimen is stressed, it deforms elastically (see elasticity) at first; above a certain deformation, called the elastic limit, deformation becomes permanent.

Commonly, bulk metallic glasses exhibit very limited plastic deformation (<2%) at room temperature.

Limitations of this study include the difference of severity of skull deformation at baseline between both arms of the trial, a low participation rate, limited generalisability of study results to specific subgroups of infants, and no assessment of daily wearing time of the helmet.

"It's incredibly geomorphically stable, no geological deformation at all.

This simulates deformation at depth within the Earth.

And in so doing, he creates a kind of Bildungsroman in reverse: not youth's passage into adulthood but its permanent deformation at the hands of adults.

When such strong interactions between fillers are limited (soft entangled network or simple contacts between non-entangled fibers) the resulted reinforcement is less important and no decrease of the deformation at break is observed.