Sentence examples for notched area from inspiring English sources

Twin deformation associated with the fracture was formed in the specimen with 653 hydrogen atoms, corresponding to a thin layer of hydride at the notched area, while no twin deformation was formed in the other hydrogen-charged specimens or the hydrogen-free specimen.

A three-dimensional (3D) crack-tip model with 16,632 nickel atoms and from 2 to 653 hydrogen atoms segregated in the notched area was designed and the EAM potentials proposed by Baskes and co-workers were used for the simulation.

The observed peak loads exhibit variation and it is thought that the aggregate alignment and density of the aggregate around the notched area can affect the peak load.

As a consequence, early fatigue damage occurs especially in structural details such as notched areas and welded parts.

Over the last years the highly stressed volume concept has been proved as an approach for an excellent method to assess the local durability in sharp notched areas considering the local properties of the material.

Fatigue life prediction of notched components requires accurate local stresses and strains at notch areas.

In such CT tests (Fig. 2c) an eccentric tensile force has to be applied on the ligament area of a previously notched sliced specimen with circular or rectangular geometry.

Notch shaped incisor: A condition of the teeth in which the incisal edge is notched and narrower than the neck area at the gums associated with maternal syphilis infection [ 35 ].

Thus it was possible to calculate a sequence of population estimates for the Pink City area based on percentage ear-notched seen in that area during the street counts and compare them to the counts themselves.

Apply a layer of glue to the area above the batten with a notched trowel.

To evaluate the fracture energy of SFRC, the results of area under the load-CMOD curve of a notched beam tested under three-point bending load were adopted according to RILEM TC 50-FMC (Rilem 1985).