Sentence examples for overloading effect from inspiring English sources

The metals are generally in the form of nanoparticle, and the weight ratios to the 2D TMO&Cs are optimized to avoid the surface overloading effect.

This could be explained by a well-known overloading effect in IC by which the peak of the minor component is influenced such that it broadens and flattens out (Fig. 1).

Furthermore, the so-obtained expressions for P S N curves and Miner's rule are directly applied to predict the fatigue life and its probability distribution of 45 steel notched FW joints considering that 45 steel is of non-continuous strain-hardening characteristic and thus nil overloading effect.

The failure of the organ-system curriculum described in this paper gives an example of this negative overloading effect.

The experimental results of Q345R steel show that (1) overload ratio is the key factor that accounts for the retardation effect, (2) overload effect is sensitive to the stress ratio, (3) underload induces the acceleration of the crack growth rate, and (4) overload plays a more dominant role in terms of the effect of the combination of overload and underload.

In this regard, several experimental models have been used to better understand the effect of hypertension and other pressure overload effects on the cardiovascular system and heart tissue.

Finally, the ability of the effective stress intensity range ΔKeff to characterize the overload effect is also discussed.

The current work presents a new methodology for evaluating overload effect in biaxial fatigue cracks.

The overload effect is theoretically analyzed by introducing the Wheeler's retardation parameter.

The dominance of the strain range in the overload effect is clearly indicated.

Strong decelerations occur as consequence of a single increased tensile load, which is known as the overload effect.