Sentence examples for material that undergoes from inspiring English sources
Second, the superelastic behavior related to a NiTi material that undergoes a low temperature annealing.
The response of any material that undergoes stress, deforms and then recovers and returns to its original shape after stress ceases leads to the determination of elastic properties.
The effectiveness of the coating is demonstrated on tin dioxide, a high-capacity large-volume-change material that undergoes both alloy and conversion reactions.
The model accounts for the fully nonlinear, temperature dependent, evolution of heat conductivity and specific heat of the coating material that undergoes a continuous, and concurrent, phase transition from virgin to intumesced to charred material.
The presence of pseudo-symmetry [16, 17] is sometimes a problem when trying to refine the structure of a material that undergoes a subtle phase transition – unit cell doubling for example can lead to highly collinear combinations of atom position parameters; the only data about the specific differences between the average and doubled cell are present in the weak superstructure reflections.
On this view, the Milesians were material monists, committed to the reality of a single material stuff that undergoes many alterations but persists through the changes (Barnes 1979, Guthrie 1962, Sedley, 2007 and 2009).
The other approaches use azobenzene type monomer units as the photocontrollable elements in the imprinted material that undergo cis trans isomerization upon photomodulation.
Native biological tissues are viscoelastic materials that undergo time-dependent loading in vivo.
It considers some methods that may be used to describe the behavior of isotropic elastic materials that undergo finite deformation.
Lithium ion cells with electrode materials that undergo phase transitions, like LiFePO4, have unique charge discharge characteristics.
Materials design and selection guidelines are proposed to search for this new mechanism in other ferromagnetic materials that undergo thermoelastic martensitic phase transformation.
