Sentence examples for shape of strain from inspiring English sources

The deviations were mainly caused by the variation in the mixing process of specimens and the included noises in the measurement which distorted the shape of strain waves.

Experiments of distributed sensing signals of beams suggest that distributed flexoelectric sensors are competent to provide the mode shape of strain gradients.

Propagator ratios, in particular, are more sensitive to the mode of evolution than the qualitative shape of strain trees, which is reproduced by any model with selective sweeps.

The cell shape of strain HdN1 was unusually variable and significantly influenced by the organic growth substrate (Ehrenreich et al., 2000).

Based on a visual determination, the peak in FKO379-V-1-3-4 occurs an axialial stress slightly larger than the bending stress, primarily due to the round shape of the strain difference function.

The similarity of the MDP shape of each strain to that of three example archetypes was estimated using Pearson's correlation coefficient (r) between strain MDPs and the MDP of each archetype, using the cor function in the R statistical package (R Development Core Team 2011).

The amplitude of the strain change in Stage 1 requires 50 cm of slip and we fit the duration and shape of the strain change extremely well by using a constant rupture velocity of 9 cm/s (Fig. 3(a)).

The subsequent evolution of the localized process zone and of the shape of the strain profile is studied numerically.

The cohesive crack model and the shape of the strain distribution adopted for quasi-static monotonic loading is indirectly proven to be adequate to describe the stress transfer during fatigue loading.

We find also that the sum of the effects from the different M. m. musculus chromosomes is very different from the shape of the strain from which they were derived, as well as all known wild type shapes.

The shape of the strain gauge, 15 mm × 5 mm in size and 33 μm ~ 38 μm in thickness, was adjusted with dimensions base on the curve of femoral head.