Sentence examples for macroscopic criterion from inspiring English sources

Based on the trial velocity field of Gurson, we derive an approximate closed form expression of the macroscopic criterion.

It is shown that unlike Hill's (1948) criterion, the latter macroscopic criterion quantitatively predicts the experimental results, namely: that the sample with axial direction along the rolling direction contracts, while the sample with axial direction along the normal direction elongates.

Interestingly, the proposed procedure delivers an anisotropic macroscopic criterion which is not only pressure dependent, but exhibits an original sensitivity to the sign of the third invariant of the stress deviator.

Wound healing was evaluated using macroscopic criteria and a staging system based on angiogenesis and stromal cell proliferation.

Previously, we carried out an initial experiment to determine, by histological analysis, the effectiveness of the macroscopic criteria (MC) used to screen atretic and nonatretic antral follicles.

Classical approaches for the design of these systems are based on macroscopic criteria, where potentially severe localised stress conditions giving rise to micro-slip are not considered.

The interaction of sliding and damage evolution is addressed by performing a global thermodynamic analysis on two macroscopic criteria established in the paper.

Healing failure was evaluated at sacrifice by three macroscopic criteria: 1) the proximal migration of the tendon with a gap between the tendon and the bone, 2) suture rupture (Fig. 1E, F), and 3) the distance between the bone and the muscle of >1 cm.

Thompson et al. used the macroscopic criteria we described.

Colon length is an objective macroscopic criteria in determining severity of colitis [ 13, 14].

Some studies used histology whereas some studies used macroscopic criteria, like we did.