Sentence examples for rupture characteristics from inspiring English sources

The hierarchical cluster analysis involving the response functions shows a strong similarity between these three rupture characteristics.

It can lead to net growth of continents, drive much of subduction-related tectonism, and may also have a profound effect on the size, coupling, and rupture characteristics of large intraplate earthquakes.

Subduction zones generate more than 80% of global earthquakes above magnitude 8.0, but rupture characteristics are highly individual and linked to margin specific geometrical conditions.

Freshly excised porcine aortic heart valve cusps were subjected to a uni-axial flexural indentation test, from which the rupture characteristics and a functional stiffness parameter were determined.

Burst and ring tests yielded identical hoop creep and rupture characteristics indicating the utility of ring tests to replace burst tests.

The concentration of sodium alginate mostly provides a negative effect on the rupture characteristics (significant at p ⩽ 0.05) while calcium chloride has a positive (p ⩽ 0.01) effect on the linear limit of gels.

The MCF-7 cells captured on DOX loaded HNTs coating display significant membrane rupture characteristic and only 3% cell viability after 16 h.

It is based on a concept that under given structural conditions, the creep-rupture characteristics of superalloys are mainly determined by interatomic bonding given by the cohesive energy.

We demonstrate that creep-rupture characteristics of alloys indeed correlate with the total gain partial molar cohesive energy due to alloying and find that W, Ta, and Re have the highest values of χ, and should therefore play the major role in providing high-temperature strength of superalloys.

The similarity of M20, M50 and M100 might be related to fault-rupture characteristics of the regions.

These findings are thought to be rupture prone characteristics leading to acute coronary syndrome in pathology [ 112].