Sentence examples for shrinkage of about from inspiring English sources

Finally, flax fibers have reduced hempcrete shrinkage of about 15%.

"Shrinkage of about 20% is very surprising," says Hirokazu Tamura, a physicist at Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan.

The tubular support is proved to be gas-permeable after sintering at 1400 °C with shrinkage of about 34%.

Comparison of the freeze-dried scaffold to the wet one showed linear and volumetric shrinkage of about 31%and62%2%, respectively.

A significant shrinkage of about 17% of poly vinyliedene fluoride) (PVDF) fibrous membranes processed by electrospinning is reported and analyzed for the first time in this article.

Regarding the sample with Dy2O3 and Ca as co-dopants, the total volume shrinkage of about 0.0048 (nm3) was above the sum of the values for 2 wt% Ca (0.0008 nm3) and 7 wt.% Dy2O3 (0.0032 nm3) as single dopants, implying that the Ca promoted the shrinkage due to more Dy entrance into 2 14:1 phase.

Limestone sand and blast furnace slag sand can restrain the drying shrinkage of mortar specimens about 22%and30%0%, respectively, compared to the case of mortar incorporating standard sand.

Therefore, the as-prepared powder was further ball milled for 48 h and corresponding pellet was also characterized by dilatometry (Fig. 2b), which showed that the shrinkage of pellet is about 12%% at 1,500 °C.

There is the actual or planned loss of jobs in the NHS as a result of the service's efficiency drive – more than 60,000 at the RCN's last count – and shrinkage of the nursing workforce by about 5,000 since the 2010 election.

Shrinkage temperature of about 112 °C was observed in enzyme treated wet blue leathers.

Thanks to a late pretrial ruling by Judge Illston, we are to be treated to a star witness — by tabloid standards — who will talk about the putative shrinkage of Bonds's testicles, and about the effect that his training methods may have had on his off-field performance.