Sentence examples for response of test from inspiring English sources
The numerically determined flexural response of test specimens was later compared with the experimentally obtained behavior.
The purpose of the analyses is to understand the response of test articles to high-enthalpy flows in ground tests and to predict component performance in particular flight environments.
Finally, the non-destructive eddy current technique was used and the response of test samples to the induction current including primary and secondary voltages, normalized impedance, phase angle and harmonic analysis parameters were investigated.
The key issue of this study is to obtain the definite value of dimension of test facility and flow conditions of coolant and to clarify the temperature response of test piece to the beam-off scenario.
The analysis was then used for some useful parametric studies in which the effect of different steel plate parameters on the response of test frames under middle column-loss scenario was investigated.
Although, the growth response of test species did not follow the consistency in all experiments, in most cases, the results demonstrate the density-dependent phytotoxicity concept.
Comparison of FE results with the experimentally observed response indicated that the proposed nonlinear FE model can accurately predict the behavior and response of tested RC beam column joints.
The energy responses of test calorimeters have been investigated by using 100 800 MeV positron beams.
Some of the criticism abated in the mid-1970's, when Dr. John E. Exner, then a professor of psychology at Long Island University, developed systematic rules for giving and scoring the Rorschach and established norms against which the responses of test takers could be compared.
The differential responses of test organisms to mixtures of metals might be ascribed to modifications in the molecular interactions between the element and key cellular events.
1d data revealed that sex of lures influenced the behavioural responses of test males.
