Sentence examples for specimens behaviour in from inspiring English sources
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.
Under higher temperatures the ECC specimens' behaviour was brittle, while HECCs specimens exhibited a deflection-softening behaviour.
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.
The numerical predictions are compared to the experimental results in terms of the failure load, specimen stiffness and specimen behaviour.
For that purpose, experimental set up and special procedures to investigate the evolution of such material permeability with stress-strain behaviour in specimens undergoing triaxial tests up to failure are presented.
The stiffening behaviour in some specimens (SBWO1, 2, 6, 7) has not been observed in numerical analysis because the stiffness of stiffener provided at centre in specimens is very high.
An experimental study of fatigue crack propagation and crack closure behaviour, in compact tension specimens of AISI 316 (N) weld has been conducted.
The effect of single cycle overloads, ranging in size from 10%to50%0%, on fatigue crack growth behaviour in compact tension specimens subject to constant amplitude loading with an R-ratio of 0.6 has been investigated using electronic speckle pattern interferometry.
The study aims to understand small crack growth behaviour in Ti 6Al 4V plate specimens after foreign object damage (FOD), under combined low and high cycle fatigue (LCF/HCF) loading conditions.
Among all the R-UHPFRC specimens similar behaviour is observed in the fatigue damaging curves of the deformation modulus of the UHPFRC part.
PPTA anion shows polyelectrolyte behaviour in solution and birefringence in film specimens, reflecting rigid conformation of backbone chains.
