Sentence examples similar to measuring expansion from inspiring English sources

Both calculated and measured expansion coefficients showed good agreement for different conditions.

It could change significantly the effective water to cement ratio, and then influence the measured expansion.

The gages measured expansion and contraction of the uppermost fractured exfoliation sheet to an accuracy of 0.05 mm and have been used in previous exfoliation studies21.

But in Brazil, too, there are limits to growth, and when Gerdau began to look outside the country with the intention of becoming an international producer, it sought a steady but measured expansion.

These supernovae, called Type Ia, serve as cosmic mile markers to measure expansion of the universe because they can be seen at large distances, and they follow a reliable pattern of brightness.

But the analysis did not directly measure expansion.

But the results provide further evidence of the discrepancy between the measured expansion rate and the predicted expansion rate, implying that there could be new physics underlying the foundations of the universe.

This study presents an athermal strain gauge based on fibre Bragg grating (FBG) in measuring thermal expansion coefficient of a low expansion nickel alloy block for demonstration.

Expansion force and autoclave disruption tests have been developed for measuring the expansion force generated by coarse steel slag aggregate.

Concrete degradation was assessed by measuring the expansion, mass loss and strength loss at regular intervals.

One technique for measuring the expansion rate is to observe the apparent brightness of objects of known luminosity like Type Ia supernovas.