Sentence examples for specimen the constraint from inspiring English sources

For the cruciform bending (CRB) specimen, the constraint at the crack tip surface shows a least constraint while the deepest point has a relatively higher constraint.

The constraint difference for cruciform specimen with shallow crack, compact tension (CT) specimen and three point bending specimen with shallow and deep cracks are investigated.

A study of the effect of specimen geometry, constraint, and load shedding rate on the measured threshold stress intensity of Ti 6Al 4V (AMS 4928) was conducted to compare conventional through cracks (compact tension specimen) to surface flaw defects (Kb specimen).

The main parameter affecting K IIc obtained from previous test setups are specimen geometry, size effect, constraint condition, and the notch depth to specimen width ratio (a/w).

Moreover, unlike in the case of uniaxial quasi-static compression of ice, the effect of specimen end-constraint during the high rate compression was found to be negligible.

It has also been known that there is a difference in the constraint effect between real pipes and standard specimens, and LBB design using standard specimens is conservative.

The constraint effects are investigated by considering specimens with two crack length to width ratios.

The constraint effect was evaluated by means of specimens with different initial crack lengths and the T-stress constraint parameter was used to derive constraint modified R-curves.

Close collaboration and frequent reporting between investigators, senior research staff, and clinic-based staff is a necessity to ensure scheduled data and specimen collection, especially given the constraints of local clinical, laboratory, and transport infrastructure, and the difficulties of locating participants in the community.

The constraint is important.

The constraint is our brain.