Sentence examples for ratio of yield from inspiring English sources

The ratio of yield strength to peak strength is between 0.7 and 1.0, with a slightly decrease after 340 °C.

At the macroscopic, continuum scale, Bingham number is the ratio of yield stress to viscous stress, and describes the bulk motion of the fluid.

However, the observed permanent deformation, Davg, was found to relate to the ratio of yield acceleration, ay, and the peak horizontal ground acceleration, amax.

Compared with hot-rolled martensite dual phase steel, ferrite-bainite dual phase steel has high ratio of yield strength to tensile strength (YS/TS) and low elongation.

A rust tolerance index (RTI) was computed for each test line as the ratio of yield from unprotected plots to yield from protected plots.

However, for statically indeterminate structures, Michell's criterion does not give least weight unless the ratio, of yield stress to density, is the same for tension and compression members.

The nuclear modification factors, RAA, derived from the PbPb-to-pp ratio of yields for each state, are studied as functions of meson rapidity and transverse momentum, as well as PbPb collision centrality.

The ratios of yield stresses (0.86) and ultimate tensile strengths (0.83) at 295 and 77 K were quite close to the ratio of Young's moduli (0.85), suggesting that the strengthening mechanism is predominantly controlled by long-range athermal obstacles.

The harvest index (HI), defined as the ratio of economic yield to biological yield is used to describe the accumulation and redistribution of assimilates to achieve final yield (Bange et al. 1998).

Normally, a ratio of bond yield to earnings yield of 1.0 is considered cheap.

Harvest index (H.I) is the ratio of economic yield and biological yield taken in percentage.