Sentence examples for resistance deformation from inspiring English sources

As for the confined unheated specimen CH0-C1L, wrapping the column with a single layer of carbon FRP sheets resulted in significant enhancements of axial resistance, deformation capacity, toughness and ductility.

In this paper the influence of discontinuous ceramic particulate reinforcements on cyclic stress response, cyclic stress versus strain response, cyclic strain resistance, deformation and fracture behavior of 2009 aluminum alloy discontinuously reinforced with silicon carbide particulates are presented and discussed.

Comparing the results of the test models indicated that seismic waves with long-time high acceleration values from the far field had greater effects on the seismic behaviors of the reinforced retaining wall than those from the near field, and the geogrid could still effectively improve the seismic resistance deformation abilities of the saturated geogrid reinforced rigid retaining wall.

Here, C 11 represents a measure of resistance to deformation by applied stress and C 44 represents the measure of resistance to deformation with respect to applied shearing stress.

Resistance to deformation decreased at higher temperature.

Stiffness of a column means resistance to deformation.

A higher flexural Young's modulus indicates a stiffer wire with a greater resistance to deformation.

Geometrical stiffness characterizes the resistance to deformation based on geometry of the whole body.

Scaffolds were also tested under compressive load to investigate their resistance to deformation.

Comparisons were made between ECC and concrete in terms of tension resistance and deformation capacity.

At higher temperature, the kinetic energy among atoms increases, which weakens covalent bonds and thus decreases resistance to deformation.