Sentence examples for range specimens from inspiring English sources

In an intermediate stress range, specimens have demonstrated time dependent behavior comprising of a transition from decreasing to increasing strain during creep in tension.

Fatigue crack growth tests using Type 316 stainless steel revealed that the growth rates correlated well with the strain and effective strain intensity factor ranges for various stress or strain ranges, specimen geometries and loading modes (stress- and strain-controlled).

Magalhaes (1948) demonstrated that whelks (Busycon carica) have greater rates of movement, averaging 18 meters (59 feet) per day when they are active; but even so, the most widely ranging specimen in her study traveled only about one kilometer (0.6 miles) over the course of four months.

This precondition limits the range of specimens for AFM with a small specimen chamber, because the sizes and shapes of the leaves must allow them to be mounted in the AFM without cutting them.

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.

By providing an alternative to DNA, osteocalcin could expand the range of specimens that can be used to test evolutionary hypotheses, he says.

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

For the range of specimens considered, it is found that the lateral strain capacity of mortar matrix has the most influence on the compressive strength of HSC.

The Appion API was designed with the principle that applications should be compatible with a broad range of specimens and that libraries and routines are modular and extensible.

For the plastic range, prismatic specimens prepared for cyclic flexural loading at high levels were loaded up to 70% of their ultimate flexural strength.