Sentence examples for mechanical yields from inspiring English sources

Until now, French safety analyses retain a bounding thermal energy released and mechanical yields, deduced from analysis of destructive in-pile test programs, to study the behavior of such reactors and design their structures and containment.

This discrepancy was attributed to the difference in mechanical yield strength, shape and aspect ratio of the particles.

The manufacturing of sheets with high mechanical yield stress, low thickness and minimal flatness defects is a major challenge in the cold rolling of aluminum alloys or steels.

The compressive elastic modulus of the arrays is obtained as a continuous function of penetration depth and attains a value between 10 and 20 MPa for all arrays during mechanical yield.

According to this model, the SAXS patterns of A are consistent with the hard phase regions behaving as embedded particles which separate from each other in an affine manner and which are not impeded by interconnections during the mechanical yield process.

It is able to induce flow rates reaching up to 153 L/min for a 60 W consumption with an electro-mechanical yield of 0.0133% in open configuration, while as any pump, it falls down in connected configuration; 39 L/min connected to our air treatment bench.

These enhancements of the 8 μm thick hybrid film enable to yield useful mechanical output at low driving voltages below 100 V.

From eyes widening with wonder to lips smiling bravely to the tear wiped away toward the very end, Ms. Minkus's mechanical Molly Picon yields little sense of genuine inner life.

Combining this model with the electrodynamics and mechanical components yields a nonlinear model relating applied voltage to platen movement.

Drug crystals became more rounded with increasing rotation speed, which demonstrates that powerful mechanical stress yields spherical drug crystals with narrow size distribution.

It was found that fatigue mechanical loading yields both thermoelastic and hysterestic phenomena with the latter being more prominent prior to the failure of the studied repaired component.