Sentence examples for one test specimen from inspiring English sources

One test specimen was made with conventional steel reinforcement and three specimens were made with additional steel reinforcement at the mid depth of the beam.

Two test specimens failed by local web buckling at the cope, one test specimen failed in the welds and the remaining one did not fail due to the limited capacity of the loading jack.

The OECD 313 experiments were performed using one test specimen from this batch, but mainly using test specimens of 5 × 2.5 × 1.5 cm3 as defined in EN 113 [26] that were vacuum-impregnated with the same preservative.

One monolithic test specimen having continuity of top and bottom beam rebars was used for the sake of comparison.

The results from this testing show that by using one apparatus and test specimen shape it is possible to obtain a reliable rating of hardmetals according to both criteria: their fracture toughness as well as their resistance to abrasion in rubbing contact with the abradant.

The possible bias resulting from different specimens, however, was unlikely to pose a serious threat to the validity of this study given that 94% of the study sample had at least one test based on a blood specimen.

In all elevated temperature tests performed in this work, one side of the test specimen was at 329 °C while the other side was open to ambient laboratory air.

In practice, due to the large bending moment introduced at higher flexion angles (≥ 30°) and the absence of ligaments or muscles to redistribute the load and protect the bone, the results became heavily influenced by deformation, in one instance leading the test specimen to fracture in the bone holder.

If more than one test was performed on a single specimen, we used the result from the last test performed on the specimen.

Each test specimen has one opening with the dimensions of 300 × 300 mm or 500 × 500 mm located adjacent or 300 mm far from the central column in a parallel or diagonal position.

A total of 32 specimens were tested, in which one fourth of test specimens were unstrengthened for comparison.