Sentence examples for regime of material from inspiring English sources

Both silicon carbide and alumina demonstrate a ductile regime of material removal under the lower maximum undeformed chip thickness (0.08 mm).

Impacts of three different overlapping factors on a dressing (Ud) and three abrasive grit sizes of conventional SiC grinding wheels were analyzed on flat nanometric surface finishing of dense discs of 3Y-TZP in a ductile regime of material removal.

They were well understood in the regime of material balance of WL growth/consumption and temperature dependence of QD formation.

A significant remaining problem is to couple together quantum and classical methodologies on several length- and time-scales which would be capable of carrying information forward into the continuum regime of materials modelling.

Nanocomposite engineering has been proved effective in diverse regimes of material research to attain a performance beyond each constituent phase.

The constitutive model accounts for the influence of hydrogen on the elastic plastic regimes of material response at the continuum level, e.g. hydrogen-induced material softening.

The full range of fatigue life responses for all loading regimes of materials and structural components are extremely important in the fatigue design.

When these components operate in the ductile-to-brittle transition (DBTT) regime of the material (due to irradiation embrittlement and other material aging and degradation mechanisms taking place), the two mechanisms that compete with each other in the failure process are: ductile and cleavage fracture.

It then becomes easier understood that, in the regime of polar material response, a thin-walled structure made of ideal fibre-reinforced material deforms plastically when suitable combinations of shear stress values are reached simultaneously, rather than when only one of two unequal shear stress components reaches some maximum absolute value.

The present experiments extend the deformations from the ductile to the brittle regime of the material without the superposition of a hydrostatic stress.

One such implication is that when shell buckling occurs in the inelastic regime of the material, the macroscopic strength increase due to grain size refinement can be greater than the inherent yield strength increase of the material.