Sentence examples for microscopic strains from inspiring English sources
The microscopic strains are then superposed together to obtain the constitutive relation of the multiphase porous media using homogenization scheme.
Microscopic strains associated with stress corrosion cracks have been investigated in stressed C-rings of Ni 16 Cr–9 Fe (Alloy 600) boiler tubing.
Accordingly, the microscopic strain environment within a CG scaffold is offered here.
The experiments provided useful insights in the possibility of using fibrils as microscopic "strain sensors" if changes in collagen fibril D-period can be monitored.
The mechanical response of multiphase alloys is governed by the microscopic strain and stress partitioning behavior among microstructural constituents.
Observation of films with different strains showed that the microscopic strain of the single chain was smaller than the macroscopic strain of the film.
The systolic distribution of E2A without strain correction is closer to the contracted ex vivo distribution than with strain correction, root mean square deviation of 0.027 versus 0.038.The current strain-correction model amplifies the contribution of microscopic strain to diffusion resulting in an overcorrection of E2A.
To distinguish between the intrinsic and extrinsic effect microscopic strain measurements (Synchrotron X-ray diffraction) were compared with macroscopic measurements of the mechanical hysteresis loop.
Heterogeneities in the randomly crosslinked networks cause significant differences in the localization of monomers, however, neither the localization of crosslinks nor the microscopic strain response are significantly affected.
The microscopic strain distributions were studied for stress corrosion cracks produced electrochemically in C-rings of Alloy 600 (0.65 Ni, 0.16 Cr, 0.08 Fe).
At 325 °C at slow strain rates and at 400 °C and higher, dynamic recrystallisation occurred by discontinuous nucleation and growth at regions of microscopic strain localisation such as grain boundaries and triple points.
