Sentence examples for specimens to low from inspiring English sources
Exposing the pullout specimens to low temperature resulted in a decrease of 10% in their bond strength.
The mechanical response of each specimen to low velocity impact load is compartmentalized through two test cases: (i) specimen impacted on the ductile metal layer and (ii) specimen impacted on the brittle composite layer.
Detection of cracks in Al2024 T351 specimens subjected to low cycle fatigue loading by a certain non-destructive inspection technique is demonstrated.
An alternative approach to a corrosion-fatigue test scenario is suggested by micro-notching fatigue specimens prior to low salt flux corrosion to form grain boundary sulphide particles within channel-like features akin to stress assisted morphologies.
In this work, irreversible cyclic plastic energy in terms of entropy generation is utilized to experimentally determine the degradation of different specimens subjected to low cyclic bending, tension-compression, and torsional fatigue.
In contrast, specimens subjected to low-temperature carburizing and ion implantation show no changes at the microstructure scale.
It is also revealed that after stress relief, the hardness does not decrease considerably in heavily rolled/annealed specimens here as compared to as-cast/annealed specimens, probably due to low shear band density.
Grade 45 structural steel specimens were subjected to low cycle stress or strain-controlled reversed tension compression and cyclic pure bending.
It was found that all silica filled composites had a reduced interfacial crack area when specimens were subjected to low energy impact.
At the aim to investigate the response under dynamic loads of laminates fabricated by a new vacuum assisted technology labeled as "pulsed infusion", rectangular carbon fiber composite specimens were subjected to low velocity impact tests.
However, the murine tumor is a lowly differentiated to undifferentiated carcinoma whereas the human specimens manifest moderate to low differentiation.
