Sentence examples for modulus that behaves from inspiring English sources

An effective tissue engineering strategy requires a scaffolding material with low elastic modulus that behaves similarly to soft tissue, which has been characterized as a nonlinear elastic material.

One method that has shown promise in recent years is the creation of local regions of reduced modulus that absorb strain energy and act to toughen the polymer.

The interaction of dislocations with the martensite inclusions is reflected by the hardening modulus that depends on the volume fraction of martensite.

To compare the intrinsic softness of materials must be compared in the same shape, and then it is the modulus that is the key property.

Assume that and that for every eigenvalue of with modulus, that is, is nonexpansive relative to a matrix norm.

In [23] the author introduces a modulus that scales the 3-dimensional convexity of the unit ball: he considers the number.

It must be mentioned that only a few composite scaffolds presented in Table 5 were found to have the modulus that could reach in the range of the modulus of the cancellous bone.

The material of the plate is homogeneous and isotropic with elastic constants E (Young's modulus), ν (Poisson's ratio), and G (Shear modulus) that are related to each other by E = 2(1 + ν) G.

However for any modulus that is a power pn of a prime, it can be shown that there exists a unique multiplication making the group Zpn a ring in a way that makes the nonzero elements of the ring a cyclic (and therefore abelian) group under the multiplication, and hence making the ring a field.

The physical properties of the PEM, specifically the modulus that closely mirrors bulk liver modulus, may have played a critical role in rLSEC adhesion.

By uncoupling the probe imposing force onto the surface from the probe tracking sample deformation we can measure the third elastic modulus, that is, the fiber modulus, for the first time.