Sentence examples for specimen depending on from inspiring English sources
Besides, we found that it is possible to get either a stable or an unstable final fracture regime (pre-cracked specimen) depending on the testing parameters, and that the unstable case is preferable for the estimation of KIc.
A different level of appropriate interfacial adhesion strength existed for each hybrid specimen depending on the CFRP laminate thickness to obtain the highest energy absorption capability, and this was verified by detailed observation of the failure mechanism of the hybrid specimen.
This may be the depth of the top, middle, or bottom of the specimen depending on a particular researcher's preference, but this is rarely reported, and this information is therefore not accommodated in the database.
One to four sites were tested on each specimen depending on the specimen size, resulting in a total of 57 sites tested.
The wear rate of a specimen depends on the total thickness and the microstructures of these two zones.
Made research and the results suggest that front-end of electro conductivity activity during heating and combusting of coal specimen depended on heating temperature.
As the degree of charging of the specimen depends on its electrical conductivity, this parameter is expected to also play a role for the achievable resolution.
Failure modes have revealed that the ultimate load of a specimen depends on two factors, i.e., the ultimate tension of the bar and the resistance force provided by the grout-bar bond, of which is weaker.
Among several specimens, one shows putatively attached seeds, while other specimens, depending on their state of preservation, show seeds in positions strongly suggesting such attachment.
The results showed that the particle detachment point at the borehole wall was reached both before and after the peak strength of the TWHC specimens depending on the stress path and cement content.
The first mode of strain energy release rate of stitched specimens is about three to six times that of unstitched specimens depending on the stiffness of the stitched fibers.
