Sentence examples for scope of fracture from inspiring English sources
Cohesive Zone Models (CZM) are a powerful strength prediction technique within the scope of Fracture Mechanics and take advantage of cohesive laws to induce crack growth in the numerical models.
Within the scope of linear fracture mechanics, the thermo-elastic problem of interface crack branching is then solved by modelling the branched portion as a continuous distribution of dislocations.
The analysis of large-scale fracture processes, such as those involved in the fracture of adhesive joints, falls outside the scope of Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics (LEFM).
The aluminium alloy 2024-T351 AISIAISI 1045 carbon steel was examined in scope of uncoupled ductile fracture criteria calibration using newly designed specimen.
Improvements in nail design and manufacture as well as surgical technique, with the use of a fracture table and X-ray image intensifier, further broadened the use of femoral nails but it was the introduction of an interlocking capability in the mid-1970s that expanded the scope of indications to included comminuted fractures and fractures of the proximal and distal thirds [4, 5].
In the scope of the nonlinear analyses, emphasis is given to parameter estimation of fracture modelling parameters for the fibre reinforced concrete based on both inverse analysis and the fib Model Code.
According to the height and shape of the WFZ induced by mining of the lower coal seam, the fracture intensity and scope of the surrounding rock and the mining feasibility of the upper coal seam was evaluated in the Zhaizhen mine.
To limit the scope of this study, survival after hip fracture was not included in the present study.
The AO PCCF system was successfully used to classify all encountered fractures; the detailed fracture patterns however were beyond the scope of this paper.
"It's a succession of fracture and healing, fracture and healing," Dr. Chouet said.
Studying adverse events was beyond the scope of this analysis and would have been difficult to interpret, as the method of tracking differed more widely between studies than did reporting of fracture outcomes.
