Sentence examples for rough specimens from inspiring English sources

Neither the 900 μm2 scan areas nor the corresponding AFM roughness profiles showed any well-defined differences between ceramic and titanium for smooth and rough specimens (Fig. 2a).

Analytical solutions to predict the fatigue notch factors (FNFs) of rough specimen are derived.

The point method (PM) and line method (LM) of the theory of critical distance (TCD) are employed to derive analytical expressions to predict the fatigue notch factors (FNFs) of rough specimen.

The design of the system along with experimental results on smooth and rough micro-specimens is presented.

I wait months for these sharp, rough-skinned specimens, eating so many that my teeth protest against the sudden acid bath.

In this paper we describe a two-wavelength micro-interferometric setup for 3-D surface profile characterization of smooth as well as rough micro-specimens.

The carbon steel (X52) sample dipped in the inhibitor solutions has apparently smooth surface when compared with that of rough corroded specimen immersed in HCl alone.

The roughness values of rough and medium ceramic specimens (1.32 μm/0.49 μm) were significantly lower than those of titanium specimens (2.98 μm/0.83 μm; p < 0.01 for both comparisons).

A comparison of rough and smooth specimens did not show any differences in staphylococcal adhesion (p > 0.05 for all comparisons).

Although the fatigue properties of flat additive manufactured specimens with rough as-built surfaces already have been widely studied, in practice, few aerospace components have a simple flat geometry with no corners or radii that would act as stress concentrations.

The differences in R a between rough, medium, and smooth specimens were statistically significant for ceramic as well as for titanium (p < 0.01 for all comparisons).