Sentence examples for specimens the average from inspiring English sources

For the cantilever beam specimens, the average flexural crack spacing in the development region of the plastic hinge is observed.

For all representative specimens, the average loading capacity gain was achieved with CFRP layers applied on four sides.

However, for most of the tested specimens, the average total energy absorption of the composite joint increases with increasing loading rate.

When Eq. (26) is used to calculate the maximum flexural width for all specimens, the average ratio of the measured maximum flexural crack width to the calculated maximum flexural crack width is 0.74, as shown in Fig. 19a.

Table 1 shows the mean average roughness value of the HA-Zn coated and control specimens; the average roughness is 0.34 μm for the control group and increased significantly to be 1.09 μm for the HA-Zn-coated group (P = 0.009) when compared using a pair comparison of the Student t test using SPSS version 20.

From the time-course images of cornea, skin and aorta specimens, the average intensities of MPAF and SHG as a function of time were computed.

Similarly for prospective HSV-1 specimens, the averages for extracted and unextracted specimens were 15.68 and 17.17 respectively (a difference of 1.49).

Based on the crack development of each specimen, the average ratio of the residual total shear crack widths to the residual maximum shear crack width for the HSRC beam specimens is approximately 4.5.

It is found that within the elastic range of the steel specimen, the average value, RMS value, counts value, peak value, and peak width ratio value decrease with increasing temperature.

To measure fabric size and pressure of seamless knitted specimen, the average upper arm circumference of Korean women in 30 60 s was selected as a standard body part for easy measuring regardless of curvature, hardness, and human muscle.

For each specimen, the average number of detectable results was calculated.