Sentence examples for reasonably monotonic from inspiring English sources
The precipitate strengthening increment arising from a reasonably monotonic distribution of plate-shaped shear-resistant precipitates in an Al matrix is considered theoretically in terms of the average stress required to push dislocations between the particles.
The model accounts for strain accommodation by both slip and tensile twinning, and is first shown to reasonably describe monotonic single crystal Mg experimental data from the literature.
Everyone was reasonably healthy, we reasoned.
It is concluded that fatigue life of steels and super alloys under multiaxial loading may be predicted reasonably well using appropriate damage models only requiring monotonic properties.
A generalized calibration of the constitutive model is presented which attempts to produce drained and undrained, monotonic and cyclic responses under a broad range of stress conditions that are reasonably consistent with the behaviors expected based on engineering correlations to commonly available in-situ test data (i.e., SPT, CPT and Vs data).
The experimentally observed non-monotonic dependence of ductility on the trade-off in volume fraction between the constituents and precipitates is reasonably explained by using this multiscale model.
"But his attitude is Oriental, monotonic.
Keanu Reeves's Klaatu is numbingly monotonic.
"Too many think global warming means monotonic relentless warming everywhere year after year," Dr. Trenberth said.
