Sentence examples for mode for damage from inspiring English sources

This approach is based on the definition of the Crack Opening Mode for Damage Mechanics as it exists in Fracture Mechanics.

All glycosylases share a common mode of action for damage recognition; they flip bases out of the DNA helix into a selective active site pocket, the architecture of which permits a sensitive detection of even minor base irregularities.

Macrocracks are modeled using a cohesive zone interface which accounts for the mode I, mode II and mixed mode of damage, the unilateral contact and the friction effects.

The models predicted that, for both modes of damage initiation, the stress in the reinforcements above and below the damaged reinforcement was lowered, while that in the reinforcements at the side or on the diagonal were enhanced.

Analytical solutions estimating the Euler's local buckling load are obtained for two typical modes of damage.

Recently, an interesting comparison between a frequency-based and mode shape-based method for damage identification in beam-like structure has been published by Kim et al. (2003).

With visual inspection and acoustic emission, three modes of damage and failure process for patch repaired specimens were identified.

Existing formulae that predict limit loads for damage modes which includes matrix shear/tension damage and core buckling, were reviewed and compiled to plot the damage mode map.

The test results stated that the material composition variation of the FGM face plates was a highly influential parameter for damage modes, energy absorbing capacity, and impact resistance of the sandwich structure, and the honeycomb core contributed to the energy absorbing capacity of the sandwich structure with the plastic buckling of the cell walls and lateral crushing deformations.

The performance of these DSFs is compared with mode shape curvature-based approach for damage localization.

The most common way is to apply a degradation parameter corresponding to the damage mode for simulating the softening effect.