Sentence examples for softening tendency from inspiring English sources

Calculated life expectancy curves show possible increase of gear's loading capacity as a result of material softening tendency and residual stresses influence in gears tooth root.

After an elastic branch in which all sections of the element were fully compressed, cracking was attained at about 10 N/mm, after which the experimental curve shows a softening tendency due to the diffusion of cracking from mid-span towards the supports.

The temperature sweep tests performed by Dynamic Shear Rheometer (DSR) show the same tendency as softening point and penetration results.

Company pensions are bound by federal funding rules, but Congress has a tendency to soften them.

There's a tendency to soften that according to our own weakness".

Once people get on the Fed board, they have a tendency to soften their views and not operate independently of the White House.

Other disadvantages of celluloid were its tendency to soften under heat and its unsuitability for new, efficient fabrication processes such as injection molding.

The timing of this will depend not only on the level of your heat and the size of your shanks but also on their intrinsic tendency to soften (and, indeed, one may be done 20 minutes before the other).

(Mr. Resnais's tendency to soften the focus whenever he films his older actresses in close-up only underscores the obvious and not with the kindness he perhaps intends.) There is no plot to speak of, just scenes organized around emotional encounters and rituals.

Foams produced with toluene diisocyanate show a tendency to soften and melt more readily under the influence of heat than those foams made from methane diisocyanate.

The music selection is, of course, excellent, with Stosuy's harsher tendencies softened by his booking partner, Brian DeRan.