Sentence examples for mechanical benefits from inspiring English sources

The use of high strength (HS) steel is becoming very popular thanks to their economical and mechanical benefits.

When AW was incorporated at between 25%and75%5%, its rheological and mechanical benefits became significant enough that including it in SCC became practical.

In this paper, making use of auxetic deformation features of chiral structures and mechanical benefits of structural hierarchy, two types of innovative chiral stents with auxetic properties are proposed: (a) anti-tetrachiral stent with circular and elliptical nodes; (b) hierarchical anti-tetrachiral stents with circular and elliptical nodes.

Therefore, the present work analyzes five different families of adhesives (cyanoacrylate, polyurethane, epoxy, acrylic and silicone), and, by means of the application of technical multi-criteria decision analysis based on the analytic hierarchy process (AHP), to select the structural adhesive that better conjugates mechanical benefits and adaptation to the FDM manufacturing process.

To demonstrate the validity and effectiveness of the proposed method, three compliance minimization problems are studied and their optimized solutions present significant mechanical benefits of incorporating the nonlinearities, in terms of remarkable enhancement in not only the structural stiffness but also the critical buckling load.

The in-plane mechanical properties of hierarchical anti-tetrachiral metastructures can be remarkably enhanced and manipulated through combining the auxetic deformation behaviors of chiral structures and the mechanical benefits of structural hierarchy, and its tunable mechanical properties can be designed within very large range of modulus and Poisson's ratio value.

These techniques, with a wide clinical use, are considered to provide a mechanical benefit for the knee.

The relative mechanical benefit of different cross-link configurations is not known.

Scientists know there is a mechanical benefit to the motion: Swinging arms counterbalance the momentum of a person's legs, providing stability to the runner.

Although several projects have examined the maxillary protraction by computation methods such as finite element analysis (FEA) [13 18], the specific mechanical benefit of maxillary expansion on the suture has not been demonstrated and questions remain on its necessity.

Presumably, the increase of both trabecular number and thickness should result in even greater mechanical benefit than would just the increase in trabecular number seen with bisphosphonate treatment.