Sentence examples for little deformation from inspiring English sources

A brittle material exhibits little deformation before fracture with the strain normally being below 5%.

PMMA-treated electrodes presented relatively low volume expansion and little deformation during lithiation.

These fractures are characterized by the stable growth of a crack with little deformation in the plastic material.

On the whole, American forms of Spanish are more musical and suave than the Castilian of Madrid, but it is remarkable how little deformation, or creolization, of the language has occurred.

Rigid materials such as metals, concrete, or rocks sustain large forces while undergoing little deformation, but if sufficiently large forces are applied, the materials can no longer sustain them by elastic deformation alone.

In the 980 °C annealed steel in particular, whose mechanical stability due to austenite was lowest, cracks were readily formed at ferrite/austenite (or martensite) interfaces with little deformation, thereby leading to the least tensile elongation.

It is found that the compatible blends affinely deformed accompanied by little plastic deformation such as microvoids and craze, whereas the incompatible blends occurring a phase separation cause a segregation at interface between the two phases in the low strain region.

Small deformation models indicate that – for tissue thickness beyond 2Rc – tissue thickness has little effect on the aspirated length [46], [56].

This connection is shown to perform poorly with little inelastic deformation capacity prior to failure.

This technology has such advantages as simple process, low cost, thick sulfide coating, little heat deformation and excellent tribological properties.

The maximum deflection is close to 3 mm, but the panel completely rebounds back leaving little residual deformation.