Sentence examples for model for metal from inspiring English sources
Page's style both his solos and riffs—has served as an important model for most rock guitarists, and Bonham is often cited as the model for metal or hard rock drumming.
Gupta, S.K. Aggarwal, M. Gupta, R.S. Gupta, Analytical model for metal insulator semiconductor high electron mobility transistor (MISHEMT) for its high frequency and high power applications, J. Semicond.
Finally, observations from simulations of deformation of the polycrystal aggregate are introduced into an existing macroscopic constitutive model for metal plasticity based on the mechanical threshold.
The success of a FE model for metal cutting process is strongly dependent on the accurate characterization of the workpiece material, under similar conditions as those found in metal cutting.
A model for metal powder compaction is proposed as an interpolation between well-known models corresponding to a high level of porosity with low inter-particle cohesive strength or a low level of porosity with high cohesion.
Combining a standard model for metal flow through a converging channel with the slip system geometry in each crystal shows that the macroscopic crystal rotation pattern is coupled to the pattern of redundant strains generated during rolling.
The material properties are modeled by using the Kelvin model for metals and Linear Solid Standard model for non-metallic (polymeric) matching layers.
A creep model for metal-matrix composites has been extended to treat creep in Nb-based in-situ composites containing silicides in a creeping matrix.
As part of an attempt to construct a geochemical complexation model for metal-CMCD interactions, conditional formation constants for the complexes between CMCD and 7 metal ions (Ba, Ca, Cd, Ni, Pb, Sr, and Zn) are estimated from experimental data.
The conventional Guglielmi's model for metal-inert particle co-deposition was modified to consider the effect of the bath electrolyte hydrodynamics on amount of nano-particles deposited in the coating.
Paquin, P. R. et al. The Biotic Ligand Model: A historical Overview, Special Issue: The Biotic Ligand Model for metals – current research, future directions, regulatory implications.
