Sentence examples for monitoring the material from inspiring English sources

The first consists of monitoring the material thermal response to an impact event useful for design purposes.

These indicators can serve various purposes including monitoring the material basis of national economies and related environmental pressures, assessment of the material and resource productivity and monitoring the implications of trade and globalisation.

The life extension of a component in service is of great importance in many engineering applications and it relies on the possibility of monitoring the material degradation during in-service loading.

As an outlook, concerning the time period between performing a mechanically abrasive pretreatment of a metal substrate - especially steel substrate surfaces - and applying the adhesive to the metal surface we suggest monitoring the material-specific open time and documenting this parameter in operating procedures for bonding processes.

The guild has said it will try to prevent guests from Hollywood and elsewhere from appearing on shows that are still subject to the strike and has said it will monitor the material performed on those shows to assure that it is not something a writer, or the hosts themselves, could have written in advance.

He began participating in online Islamist forums after the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, he said, and later became an administrator of an influential site known as Shamukh, giving him authority to admit new members and monitor the material other militants posted.

It has been shown that the dissipated energy of these materials is dependent on the material plastic strain and could be used as a non-destructive criterion to monitor the material evolution during loading sequences.

The use of acoustic emission (AE), a non-conventional technique, was shown to be very useful for monitoring the changes in the material during the experiments.

Additionally, our model offers a mechanism of monitoring the strength of materials at different temperatures by testing the change of flaw size.

Measurements that are useful for monitoring the changes in materials and their performance at various stages of degradation are briefly summarized.

A new design of a test rig has been developed at Tallinn University of Technology to provide synergy study of wear and oxidation and to improve the effectiveness of control and monitoring the mechanisms of materials failure at room and high temperatures (up to 1000 °C).