Sentence examples for mechanical resilience from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the aim of our investigations is to elucidate the basis for their great extensibility, stiffening properties, and their exceptional mechanical resilience as well as associated molecular deformation mechanisms.

This can affect the mechanical resilience.

The mechanical resilience of the GCNT lessens Ge pulverization on charge/discharge of the LIB.

The results of this analysis are considered when designing an antireflective coating with optimized mechanical resilience.

A report on their findings titled "Mechanical resilience and cementitious processes in Imperial Roman architectural mortar was published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Scientists.

Moreover, the hybrid aerogel possesses excellent mechanical resilience even with large strain (80% reversible compressibility) and outstanding cycling stability.

For example, castellation of a surface can reduce thermal stress due to high heat loads and thus provide higher thermo-mechanical resilience.

After prolonged cycling, the carbon-silicon hybrid further demonstrates superior mechanical and electrochemical resilience when compared to unencapsulated silicon electrode: greater composite conductivity (ca. 4 times larger at full lithiation), lower electrode deformation, and less SEI formation.

In C. elegans, IFs have been proposed to provide the intestinal wall with a high degree of mechanical and osmotic resilience.

The primary role of the actin-spectrin network in a red blood cell is to provide mechanical stability and resilience as the cell travels through blood vessels (Bennett and Baines, 2001).

Microtubules have outstanding mechanical properties, combining high resilience and stiffness.