Sentence examples for more ductile material from inspiring English sources

The addition of short metallic fibers provides the opportunity to obtain a more ductile material with more resistance to tension.

Improved scuffing resistance, as evidenced by a higher scuffing load, is related to a decreased hardness and higher level of retained austenite which produce a more ductile material.

The resulting plots show material combinations in which a more ductile material can significantly increase, within a laminated metal composite (LMC), the tensile elongation of a less ductile material.

Mechanical analysis indicates that dendrimer addition leads to a softer more ductile material while microscopy shows that the dendrimer is uniformly distributed and that the crystal microstructure is substantially disrupted, ultimately adopting a dendritic microstructure at 1 mol% dendrimer content.

However, the inferior handling characteristics and the associated risk of fracture of the surrounding bone (Arts et al. 2005, van Haaren et al. 2005) started the search for a more ductile material.

The LCF life was found to be directly correlated to the tensile ductility, with more ductile materials showing the highest LCF lifetimes.

Some limitations of the EWF method are found with the more ductile materials, which show the necking phenomenon with DENT specimens at the higher temperature studied.

Based on T = 0 K properties, obtaining a more-ductile material via crack tip dislocation emission on the pyramidal and basal slip systems would require substantial and moderate reductions of the unstable stacking fault energy (∼50% and ∼20%, respectively) to be achieved at finite temperatures and/or via alloying.

Presentation of fatigue performance in total strain fatigue life diagrams has been found to be particularly suitable to compare the strong UFG and the more ductile CG materials in both the high cycle fatigue (HCF) and the low cycle fatigue (LCF) ranges.

This unique and facile strategy shows potential in directly obtaining more ductile epoxy resins materials by controlling the topology of cross-linked networks.

The scatter of specimen strengths decreases when the material becomes more ductile.