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In contrast calibration with the notched specimen led to an overestimation of the fracture limit.
With increasing the mechanical-testing size of specimen, it is demonstrated that more pronounced action of elastic recoveries of testing machine and specimen led to a decrease in plasticity because of larger shear-strain was introduced in shear bands.
For this we set up 6 replicate hierarchies, in which replacement of the dominant fish with an approximately 30% smaller specimen led to the previously sub-dominant fish adopting the dominant's position.
In many instances we found that either the specimen or postexcision neck imaging result, more commonly the ES specimen, led to foregoing the corresponding paired postexcision neck image or the specimen image.
Compared with the results shown in Figure 7, higher initial compressive stress in the specimen leads to shorter heating time for the first appearance of FGLNAs.
The results also show that elastic anisotropy of a single crystal specimen leads to the self-selection of preferential failure planes during unloading.
Since the volumetric solid fraction for this specimen was 0.2%, its corresponding Maxwell's [4] effective thermal conductivity for this specimen leads to a value of 0.6036 W/mK, which is higher by 0.6% than that of the base fluid (water), i.e. k f,act / k ~ f = 1.006.
The voucher code for a specimen leads to detailed information about the stage in which that specimen was collected, what it was eating, exactly where it was found, etc.—information that is provided in the ACG inventory database [ 21].
With a microtensile test the small size of the specimen leads to a more favorable stress distribution and to bond failures that lie closer to their ultimate strengths [ 13].
The occurrence of web fracture in shear yielding link specimens led to further study on the cause of these fractures.
Additionally, the high C and Cr content of WB-SKD11 specimens led to clad layers with hard and complicated structure.
