Sentence examples for lower toughness from inspiring English sources

A mixed dendritic and lamellar microstructure also contributes to lower toughness.

However, the lower toughness and adhesive strength with a substrate reduce its cutting-life during milling.

The aged HSLA-80 steel showed greater values of yield strength, but lower toughness than the as-rolled ULCB alloy.

The lower interfacial adhesion seems to yield in less massive plastic deformation to resulting in lower toughness.

The clean {111}/{100} interface had a lower toughness and therefore a higher boundary energy than the clean {100}/{110} interface.

The results from the impact component showed that fatigue cracking increased for the coating on a harder substrate likely due to the lower toughness of the substrate.

Although TiB reinforced titanium matrix (TiB-Ti) composites exhibit superior wear resistance and strength, they still demonstrate severe problems resulted from lowered toughness and ductility, as compared with titanium and its alloys.

This appears to be sufficient in predicting lower shelf toughness under high constraint conditions, but may fail when attempting to predict toughness in the transition region or for low constraint conditions when using the same parameters.

Statistical methods such as the exponential curve fitting method (ECF), the engineering lower bound toughness method (ELB), and the Master Curve method (MC) are used to provide meaningful lower bound cleavage fracture toughness estimates from the toughness scatter of the Charpy sized SE(B) specimens in the ductile-to-brittle transition regime.

These films have lower fracture toughness than the surrounding grains, with a correspondingly lower fracture stress.

However, their lower fracture toughness and lower coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) compared to YSZ lead to premature coating failure.