Sentence examples for material which results from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, temperature gradients drive a non-uniform thermal strain field in the material, which results in thermo-mechanical stresses and possibly structural damage.

In this paper, titanium thin film has been chosen as a metallic piezoresistive material, which results in a resistivity of 1320 Ω nm that is approximately 3.2 times higher compared to that of bulk titanium.

When the pre-strained Fe-SMA bar/strip is anchored on the tension side of an RC beam using the Near-Surface Mounted (NSM) strengthening technique and is then heated to the activation temperature, a tension force (prestressing force) develops in the material, which results in enhancing the flexural capacity of the RC beam at service and ultimate load conditions.

The oxygen species capture electrons from the material, which results in the concentration changes of holes or electrons in the CuO semiconductor.

The compression of the companion along the direction of motion of the shock causes heating of the stellar material, which results in a subsequent mass loss through ablation.

The weathering of the granitic parent material, which results in iron and aluminum oxides, as well as leaching of more soluble soil minerals and basic cations, may have caused the slight acidity of the soils in the study area.

In 2011 he and Bonilla worked with the Norwegian conductor Terje Mikkelsen on orchestral versions of new music and some ELP material, which resulted in the album The Three Fates Project.

These part integration strategies eliminated the need for inactive material, which resulted in device volumetric energy and power densities among the highest reported for flexible carbon-based EDLCs.

Nonetheless, as was the experience of other researchers applying electron microscopy to biological samples, Dubochet's images were distorted, a consequence of the natural occurrence of water in biological material, which resulted in sample dehydration and structural collapse under the vacuum conditions required for electron microscopy.

Furthermore, accelerated ageing promoted the ageing process of NBR material, which resulted in a reduction in the tensile strength and tear strength of the NBR, along with the deterioration of its wear resistance.

Increasing the water content in the solvent system caused swelling in the plant material which resulted in increased contact between the plant matrix and the solvent, thus contributing to an increased yield [36].