Sentence examples for range of specimen from inspiring English sources

A complete characterization requires experimentation for a range of specimen and impactor dimensions, necessitating a sizeable test matrix.

The extensive plane-strain analyses enable numerical estimates of the nondimensional compliance, μ, and parameters η and γ for a wide range of specimen geometries and material properties characteristic of structural and pipeline steels.

To accommodate a diverse range of specimen and RF loads at such a high frequency, a sliding-ring adaptation of a low-pass birdcage was implemented through simultaneous alteration of distributed capacitance.

The range of specimen volumes was selected to elucidate any specimen size effect, but smaller volume specimen tests were largely unsuccessful, shear failure did not occur between the notches as expected.

This paper presents a steady-state, bi-substrate technique for measurement of the through-thickness thermal conductivity of ceramic coatings, with a range of specimen thickness and porosity content.

The work identifies and explains changes in the surface texture of the fragments generated at different impact velocities (122 to 610 m/s, 400 to 2000 ft/s) and over a wide range of specimen temperatures (−54 to 24°C, −64 to 75°F).

For the tested range of specimens, both NAS:2001 and AISC 2005 standards over-predicted the capacities for all the specimens.

A vast range of specimens with different but systematic weak/strong zone ratios is tested.

A bilinear model that provides a good correlation to the failure loads of the entire range of specimens was established.

The position offers the opportunity to work with a range of specimens, from meteorites to fossils to carbon sequestration experiments, with the goal of creating quantitative 3D models of embedded objects hidden in these samples.

We evaluate the broad range of specimens received from in and around the eye, including the skin of the eyelid, the conjunctiva, the cornea, the orbit, and the globe (eyeball).