Sentence examples for scale accelerated from inspiring English sources

In order to accomplish these objectives, data acquired from 4 different full scale accelerated pavement test tracks was used to develop a permanent deformation model as a function of deflection, load repetitions and pavement layer thickness.

In contrast, 0.5 wt.% Y addition significantly increased the oxidation rate of the coating, the incorporation of Ti in the external alumina scale accelerated the phase transformation to stable alumina.

The scope incorporates an experimental study that uses a full-scale accelerated pavement testing (APT) facility.

Contributing to this topic, a numerical simulation tool was developed and its performance evaluated by means of full-scale accelerated pavement tests (APT).

Full-scale accelerated pavement testing APT forms a vital link between the laboratory evaluation of materials used in pavement layers and the field behavior of these materials when combined into pavement structures.

In this study, a new approach was used to evaluate changes in asphalt concrete microstructure under full-scale accelerated pavement test loading with a Heavy Vehicle Simulator (HVS) of composite pavement.

We also analyzed tide gauge records from Southeast Florida and detected a decadal-scale accelerating rates of SLR.

NECK: netherlands cervical kinematics; ACD: anterior cervical discectomy; ACDF: anterior cervical discectomy with fusion; ACDP: anterior cervical discectomy with prosthesis; NDI: neck disability index; VAS: visual analogue scale; AADD: accelerated adjacent disc degeneration; MRI: magnetic resonance imaging; CT: computed tomography; HADS: hospital anxiety depression scale.

However, on a long-term time scale, the accelerated SLR will cause the continuous narrowing of the ECWEs.

The new strategy is based on a combination of grain refinement down to ultra-fine scale with accelerated formation of nanosized precipitates during severe plastic deformation.

These are in fact the Chinese versions of Yoshino's merchant seaman quoted in Hodge and Treiman (1968) and are perhaps more complicated simply because of the vast scale and accelerated pace of the social transition.