Sentence examples for specimen I from inspiring English sources

Two types of boundary conditions for the specimen (i) support by a frictionless rigid foundation and (ii) conventional three-point bending have been considered.

Luminescence occurs always simultaneously with the faulting of the specimen, i.e., coseismic.

In addition, it is necessary to standardize testing protocols for each collected specimen (i.e., blood, urine, and OF).

The output is a prediction for the actual state of the specimen, i.e., healthy or damaged.

The cores have been cut out at seven various orientations of laminations relative to transverse axis of the specimen, i.e. 0°, 15°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, 90°.

Furthermore, the safety factor multiplier can be predicted by fatigue crack growth (FCG) analysis for a notched specimen, i.e., in this respect, the fatigue test of notched specimen is a kind of FCG test.

On the day of testing, the measured average concrete compressive strength values were 4.25 ksi for specimen I-1, 5.32 ksi for specimens I-2 and II-1, and 5.16 ksi for specimen II-2.

However, the load-deflection curves for the single-point load specimens indicate that Specimen I-1 was stiffer than Specimen II-1 up to the formation of first negative moment crack.

This anomaly was the result of the test procedure; the testing of Specimen I-1 was interrupted at a load of 14.7 kips due to malfunctioning of the data acquisition system.

He told us that we were his specimens — i.e., he needed to ascertain how our rebellious generation read the canon in order to complete his critique of the human mind.

Furthermore, in comparison with reference specimens (i.e. specimens with no cement) and type I cement specimens, I (PM) cement had the mean fatigue behavior.