Sentence examples for reduced stiffness from inspiring English sources

The results showed that, based on G∗sinδ and CTOD parameters, CS modification reduced stiffness (reduced G∗sinδ) and improved ductile performance (increased CTOD) of control binders.

The expressions of the reduced stiffness elastic coefficients, as well as the transformed ones, are given in literature (Reddy 2004).

This layer was modelled with no-tension, linear-elastic behaviour and a reduced stiffness.

In clinical tests more than 75% of 155 Parkinson's patients who had Activa surgically implanted reported better motor function a year later, including reduced stiffness and shaking.

In an engineered connective tissue model (ECT), p63RhoGEF increased tissue stiffness and its knockdown as well as p63ΔN reduced stiffness.

Also, an attempt is made to assess the validity of the proposed reduced stiffness lower bound with FEM numerical examples.

Composite stems with reduced stiffness give good remodeling results but implant flexibility is likely to evoke high micromotions proximally.

The sustained axial loads resulted in obviously increased strength and stiffness during the loading phase, but reduced stiffness and deteriorated ductility in the unloading phase.

Results generated for the case incorporating a progressive failure criterion are closer to the experimental data because of the reduced stiffness due to failure as the deflection increases.

As an alternative, the so-called reduced stiffness method (RSM) has been applied to the lower bound buckling of FRP laminated shells.

This procedure allows for a simplified index-1 model with a reduced stiffness so that dynamic simulation can be performed with off-the-shelf solvers.