Sentence examples for specimen which used from inspiring English sources

This project includes design and fabrication of a die for the fabrication of a rectangular specimen, which used to test the impact strength of the specimen using Izod impact test and Charpy impact test.

Uniaxial tensile test exhibited that yield and ultimate tensile strength significantly improved more than four times in the 7-cycle ARB processed Al/TiC composite compared with the annealed aluminum specimen which used as the starting material.

Among them, the over strength factor of test specimens which used 50 mm-thick reinforced concrete constrained plates and 25 mm-thick wooden constrained plates exceeded 1.5.

These studies, which used specimens obtained by surgical resection or colonoscopic biopsy, yielded contradictory results.

A 3D mechanical digitizer (MicroScribe G2X, Immersion, San Jose, CA) was used to collect a cloud of about 2 thousand points on the outer surface of the specimen, which were used to define specimen geometry.

This paper introduces a kind of specimen which is used for a novel experimental set-up to characterise sheet metals also at elevated temperatures as it is needed for magnesium sheets.

The simulated behavior of the RUCs was assigned to the elements of the FE model of a tension specimen which was used to predict the yield strength of the MWCNT/PP material.

Fig. 13 Comparison of stress strain curves calculated assuming volume conservation in the specimen, and those curves which use the apparent Poisson's ratio ('corrected'corrected

Since the cervical specimens were prospectively collected, they were more recent and might have resulted in higher HPV DNA detection rates as compared to studies which use archival specimens [ 13, 16].

Retesting original bloodspots is distinguished from second-tier testing using a different test, and also from repeat screening, which uses a new specimen on which confirmatory testing is done.

The team, or rather science alliance (I've coined a term), is using a variety of tools to scan specimens stored at their various archives, but mostly CT machines, which use x-rays to produce detailed internal imagery.