Sentence examples for more ductile matrix from inspiring English sources

The material of study consists of relatively stiff pure tungsten grains embedded within a more ductile matrix alloy comprised of tungsten, nickel, and iron.

This resulted in particle refinement of the hard, brittle silicon particles and also dispersion within the more ductile PTFE matrix.

This is believed to be a consequence of the inherently more ductile polyamide matrix as the methylene content of the nylon material increases.

The dispersed phase size has been shown to have a dramatic effect on high-stress deformation in systems where a brittle phase is dispersed in a more compliant ductile matrix.

Natural materials such as bone, tooth and nacre achieve attractive properties through the "staggered structure", which consists of stiff, parallel inclusions of large aspect ratio bonded together by a more ductile and tougher matrix.

In addition; inclusion of fibers in soil increases the strain at failure, and therefore makes the reinforced soil matrix more ductile.

This aging process renders the binder matrix softer and more ductile, as was probed by means of nanoindentation, and thereby improves its resistance against micro-cracking which is identified as an important wear mechanism in high-stress abrasion conditions.

The higher the ductility ratio, the more ductile is the specimen.

Concrete can be modified to perform in a more ductile form by the addition of randomly distributed discrete fibers in the concrete matrix.

Also, the BFRP bars in ECC matrix were much more efficiently utilized than those in concrete, and the failure process is much more ductile due to much higher ultimate compressive strain of ECC materials in the compressive zone.

UF-2 turns out to be clearly more ductile than UF-1 and just as with hardness and stiffness, the ductility of adhesives as inferred from nanoindentation is not significantly affected by the addition of CNF.