Sentence examples for practical elasticity from inspiring English sources
So, the objective of this paper is just to make an attempt to develop a simple but practical elasticity evaluation method for polymers.
Many experimenters and standardization procedures assume that the dependence of the strain on the applied stress is linear and for practical calculations only two elasticity constants are used: the tangent or secant elasticity modulus at 50% of the failure load in compression and Poisson's ratio at the same stress level.
Particularly, price and income elasticities have practical relevance for appropriate pricing and income policies.
They have various physical backgrounds in many practical applications such as population dynamics, visco-elasticity, and heat conduction in materials with memory.
This study introduces a practical methodology for modeling of self-healing microcapsules-based composites elasticity with experimental verification.
The energy dissipation due to the collisions, however insignificant in most situations of practical importance, results in a noticeable decrease in the bulk modulus of elasticity and can therefore cause the break of stability under otherwise identical conditions.
In the exhibition's middle section photography's infinite elasticity starts to be more evident, as artistic pretension gives way to practical applications.
This chapter deals with the set of problems in elasticity and fields that are common in various engineering applications, and introduces practical examples of application of the various element forms.
Correlations between the FA substitution and slump loss, setting times, compressive strength and static modulus of elasticity (E) were established and they represent very useful tools for the practical applications of the results.
Lastly, based on non-dimensional characteristic quantities, the exact elasticity solution is used to generate generic buckling curves which may be useful for practical engineering analysis and design purposes.
Nan had excellent elasticity.
