Sentence examples for pullout because of from inspiring English sources
The composites with uncoated fibers showed brittle fracture behavior without fiber pullout because of strong interactions between the fiber and the matrix.
The results obtained demonstrate that the bundle-type polyamide fibers undergo fracture without fiber pullout because of the increased interfiber gap and specific surface area for bonding, but exhibit poorer flexural fracture behavior with a lower flexural strength and fracture energy when compared to hooked-end steel fibers.
Naturally, the green zone government is against a US pullout, because it wouldn't survive on its own.
However, some recent reports have pointed out that the tensile test cannot necessarily show that the strength of the tendon bone interface increased sufficiently just because pullout failure instead of midsubstance failure occurred.
It started when Japanese banks were forced in 1997 to begin a $61 billion pullout of Asia because domestic loans, often to politically connected companies in the real estate and construction industries, had gone bad.
Essentially, the crisis started when Japanese banks were forced in 1997 to begin a $61 billion pullout of Asia because domestic loans, often to politically connected companies in the real estate and construction industries, had gone bad.
Ukraine's interim president Olexander Turchynov ordered the military pullout on Monday morning because of "Russian threats to the lives of military staff and their families".
Because the bone quality may be correlated with the pullout strength of suture anchors, our method can help to understand the individual and regional variance in bone quality and may lead to the creation of personalized surgical protocols.
Pullout test is commonly used to predict actual field pullout behaviour of reinforcements.
All beam tests exhibited sudden pullout mode of failure.
Results revealed that encapsulating geogrids in thin layers of sand under pullout conditions enhances pullout resistance of reinforced clay.
