Sentence examples for specimens realized from inspiring English sources

The effectiveness of the recycled fibers was evaluated in comparison with the experimental data obtained for specimens realized with IFRC Industrial Fiber Reinforced Concretee).

Tests results showed that all the test specimens realized shear yielding and strengthening of bearing capacity, and major failure mode included weld joint fracture between flange and endplate and failure of constrained plate.

This peak extension could be the way the specimen realizes a high elastic strain, even under tensile stress.

Direct γ-α transformation in ribbons and bulk specimen realizes by cooling in liquid nitrogen.

Back at Harvard, Dr. Blackburn and colleagues consulted the literature, examined museum specimens and realized something even more unusual: the claws on the Cameroonian frog, and some related frogs from the same region, are normally contained inside the toes, but pop out through the skin when needed.

For the experimental studies, quasi-isotropic CFRP specimens are realized with and without artificial debonds and the buckling loads are obtained from the experiment with clamped and free boundary conditions at the loading and the non-loading edges respectively.

Bronze specimens were realized with a surface area of about 6 × 6 cm and the typical composition of the alloy used by Fonderia Artistica Battaglia (Table 1).

Seventy-five specimens were realized on antibiotherapy era and 25 without antibiotherapy treatment.

The welding residual stress of the specimen is realized by the ABAQUS function module of predefined field.

The process of damage evolution of the fiber matrix interface during loading of the specimen is realized by an equation on the Weibull statistic which describes the transition from the intact interface to the totally damaged interface.

The effect of galvanostatic etching on the surfaces of Mg and Mg alloy specimens can be realized by their potential variation during galvanostatic etching, in which four distinct stages could be distinguished.