Sentence examples for process of strength from inspiring English sources
This process of strength transfer, known as cross education, is generally attributed to neural adaptations.
According to Poisson's reproducibility, η(l) also satisfies the Poisson process of strength λ = ∑ j = 1 N λ j, and the probability distribution is P η ( l ) = k = λ l k k ! e λ l = λ 1 + λ 2 + ⋯ λ N l k k ! e λ 1 + λ 2 + ⋯ λ N l, k = 0, 1, 2, …, (12).
Uncertainties arising in the mechanical properties and ultimate strengths of one lamina are modeled as random variables and considered in the process of probabilistic strength prediction.
Estimation of the spatiotemporal distribution of afterslip is important for understanding the healing process of fault strength and the transition from the postseismic period to the interseismic period.
The present paper analyzes the internal destruction process of high strength granite under compression, focusing inconsistencies between some conventional theories and the observed reality.
In this study, we focused mainly on the recovery process of fault strength; however, the velocity dependence of friction is another important parameter that controls whether a fault has potential for seismic or aseismic slip.
The obtained results provide better insight into the process of the strength increase and spatial distribution in CPB structures as well as contribute to more cost-effective engineering designs of CPB structures.
The flow deformation of extrusion forging is similar to that of the initial pre-forging of closed-die forging and is frequently found in the forming process of high strength parts.
Annealing is the process of adding strength by heating and cooling in a kiln.
"We'd have still needed to go through the same process of pinpointing strengths and weaknesses whether we had won the group and faced Ghana or come second and faced Germany," added James.
The modelling of the nitrification process of high-strength ammonium wastewater must be designed to consider it as a two-step reaction with substrate inhibition.
