Sentence examples for more elastic behavior from inspiring English sources

Owing to UV aging, the asphalt binder get stiffer and more brittle, which leads to more elastic behavior.

IVRs manufactured with a TPU grade having a higher SS/HS ratio and lactic acid/TPU ratio exhibited a more elastic behavior.

The CL structure demonstrated higher strength (8.7 MPa) and a more elastic behavior (strain at break 357%) compared with the FGM (3.5 MPa, 297%).

With increase in electric field strength at fixed particle concentration and applied stress, the viscoplastic response diminishes, and more elastic behavior ensues.

Results showed that untreated e-waste modified asphalt binders were stiffer and more elastic behavior than the control binder, but when these same e-waste plastics were first treated with cumene hydroperoxide, the increases were significantly higher.

These data meant that PGS showed more elastic behavior than that of PCL, and the PGS could be elongated repeatedly to several times its original length without rupture.

Longer relaxation half times indicate more elastic dough behavior [ 32, 33].

The results of this study indicate that inhomogenous finite element models that have tissue moduli unique to each specimen more accurately predict the elastic behavior of cancellous cubic specimens than models that have common tissue moduli between all specimens.

At an optimum concentration of fumed silica (2 wt%) the observed maximum conductivity and morphology was attributed to the presence of a strong network structure, while at a higher concentration the elastic behavior was more pronounced which impeded ion transport.

The REBO interatomic potential has been recently utilized to calculate the breaking force of monolayer MoS2 with VS defects [17] and has been demonstrated to be more effective in simulating the elastic behavior of monolayer MoS2 [22] than other interatomic potentials such as consistent valence force field (CVFF) and Stillinger-Weber (SW), under a small deformation (tensile strain ε < 5%%).

The XG-STMP hydrogel networks with solid-like gel behavior exhibited more elastic and tougher to resist the deformation than the physical XG hydrogels.