Sentence examples for modulus and reducing from inspiring English sources

Using a coarse aggregate with a lower modulus and reducing the drying shrinkage of concrete are thus expected to improve CRCP performance.

For example, in a semi-crystalline polymer, chain scission caused by photo-oxidation, may lead to secondary crystallisation ('chemi-crystallisation'), increasing density, and causing an increase in Young's modulus and reducing ductility.

Herein, r 0, B and µ are the equilibrium distance, Bulk modulus and reduced mass of the compounds.

Crosslinking increases the CNT yarn modulus and reduces the internanotube friction.

The presence of In atoms softens the parent bcc crystal lattice, as reflected by a lower elastic modulus and reduced yield strength.

Here, 〈ω 2〉1/2 (=k B θ D/ħ) is the mean square frequency related to the Debye temperature θ D. The Debye temperature can be known either from Heat capacity measurements or from the Bulk modulus value using θ D = (ħ/k B √(5r 0 B T/μ). Herein, r 0, B, and µ are the equilibrium distance, Bulk modulus, and reduced mass of the compounds.

The rheological and permeation properties of PPGda depend sensitively on M, with the elastic modulus decreasing, but CO2 permeability and CO2/H2 selectivity increasing, with increasing M. Incorporation of either nanofiller into PPGda enhances the elastic modulus and reduces the gas permeability in the resultant nanocomposites without strongly affecting CO2/H2 selectivity.

Filler addition increased the initial strength and Young's modulus and reduced the elastic and permanent deformation under load.

However, for design calculations, it is not necessary to consider the effect of increasing thermal bowing deflections due to axial compression and reducing elastic modulus of steel at elevated temperatures.

Thus the decrease in critical thickness and the "thickness window" for deformation mode change caused by annealing arises from the enhanced hardness/Young's modulus and the reduced interfacial adhesion.

The mechanical results when using thermo-oxidative exposure are fairly similar to the fragile historic silk, especially when balancing the high elastic modulus and the reduced elongation at break and tenacity.