Sentence examples for modulus over the from inspiring English sources

However, increasing the drawing temperature reduces the tensile strength and modulus over the range tested.

For instance, the elastic modulus is always higher than the loss modulus over the measurable frequency range and that both moduli show only weak frequency dependence that is a characteristic of gel-like consistency.

Above a certain filler volume fraction, the composite responds as a viscoelastic solid (storage modulus>loss modulus over the whole frequency range and both moduli are frequency independent in the terminal zone of the log log plot).

At higher levels of grafting, both the PP-g-S and PP-g- GMA-S) coPP-g- GMA-Sre sufficiently crosslinked that G′ was greater than G″, the loss modulus, over the entire frequency range examined.

Storage modulus values are found to be within acceptable ranges with the copolymer showing an improvement in the storage modulus over the LP-33 formulation at ambient and above temperatures.

Figure 7 shows the calibration of static Young's modulus over the depth range.

It was demonstrated that incorporation of PCL-PGA/dsDNA-SWNT fibers increased the strength and modulus over that of the bulk PCL and PCL-PGA fibers alone.

Mechanical properties of the composite webs indicated, with the addition of the ICs, the tensile modulus and ultimate tensile strength of the composite fibers increased significantly (200 400% for the modulus) over those of neat PCL or uncomplexed PCL/α-CD nanofibers.

The prepared nanocomposite with 3 wt% silanized silica exhibits 20%, 17 % and 6 improvements on flexural, tensile and storage modulus over those of neat epoxy, respectively.

To resolve this challenge, we hypothesized that an interpenetrating network (IPN) gel in which collagen fibers are chemically linked to a polymeric gel would allow us to control the elastic modulus over a broad range while reducing the change in the degree of swelling.

Specifically, G′ measured for the nanocomposites with FS consistently exceeds the dynamic loss modulus (G″) over the entire temperature interval examined, even though the copolymer exists as a structureless melt.