Sentence examples for specimens behaviour from inspiring English sources
Basic fractographic analysis was applied to get relevant information about specimens' behaviour during tensile loading.
Under higher temperatures the ECC specimens' behaviour was brittle, while HECCs specimens exhibited a deflection-softening behaviour.
The experimental results are analyzed and discussed with particular attention to the specimens' behaviour in terms of strength and ductility compared to the results obtained for original steel bars.
Journal of Constructional Steel Research 2009; 65(8–9): 1677–84] and yielded excellent predictions of ultimate strength and specimen behaviour.
The numerical predictions are compared to the experimental results in terms of the failure load, specimen stiffness and specimen behaviour.
Understanding of notched specimen behaviour is necessary for the design of complex structures where parts are mostly connected with bolts and rivets [2].
The understanding of notched specimen behaviour becomes necessary for the design of complex structures where different parts are mostly connected with bolts or rivets.
The paper examines six microstructural variations of Ti6-4 and seeks to identify trends within strain control data, and the subsequent effect on notched specimen behaviour, used to characterise the effect of stress raising features in engineering applications.
In parallel, scanning electron microscope observations on the Brinell indentations show the presence of cracks at high loads, justifying the slight decay of the behaviour law towards the non-coated specimen behaviour one.
Among all the R-UHPFRC specimens similar behaviour is observed in the fatigue damaging curves of the deformation modulus of the UHPFRC part.
Second, even though we demonstrated that the xenografts we generated retain identical histological features compared with the original specimens, tumour behaviour in a non-orthotropic environment in mice may not resemble the microenvironment of RCC in patients.
