Sentence examples for relatively low work from inspiring English sources

The alloy is recrystallized and tested in T8 artificial ageing condition involving relatively low work hardening.

The associated transformation strain is reduced, comprising nearly half the total strain, lowering the apparent elastic modulus and explaining the relatively low work hardening compared to RT straining.

The stress strain curves of both samples share several common features, i.e. high yield stress, relatively low work hardening and sufficient tensile elongation.

Therefore, the most studied metal chalcogenide semiconductors, cadmium sulfide (CdS), exhibit a direct intermediate bandgap (∼2.5 eV) relatively low work function, large refraction index, and excellent thermal and chemical stability [7].

CrSi2 also has good field emission with relatively low work function (3.9 eV) [22] as compared with generally studied field emission materials such as CNTs (5 eV) [23] and ZnO (5.3 eV) [24].

In the event of severe ischemia, these concentrations can only satisfy the oxygen demand of the heart for several seconds even at relatively low work rate.

The relatively low working current density is caused by the insufficient electrochemical activity of positive electrode and the high internal resistance of cell.

This occurs at relatively low working temperatures, in the range of 600 650 °C, instead of 850 1100 °C as referred in the resent literature, and is probably assisted by high stresses prevailing during the extrusion process.

The trilateral cycle (TLC) is one of the most promising alternatives among the heat recovery-to-power technologies, due to its compact system configuration and high performance at relatively low compression work and low-to-moderate expander inlet temperature.

Compared with national figures, Partington had a relatively high percentage of residents working in transport and communications, and a relatively low percentage working in public administration.

Roy Greenslade, a media blogger for The Guardian and a journalism professor at City University London, said that many of his former students had become part of Mr. Clarke's "terra cotta army of youngsters all earning relatively low wages" working in an environment that he says is "rough, tough, taking no prisoners".