Sentence examples for strain point from inspiring English sources

5The strain point and annealing point roughly define the annealing range.

(The strain point and annealing point of several oxide glasses are shown in Figure 5).

The annealing point and the strain point lie in the glass transformation range shown in Figure 1; often, the glass transition temperature (Tg) and the annealing point are used synonymously, and the strain point marks the low-temperature end of the range.

The softening point, at which the glass may slump under its own weight, is defined by a viscosity of 107.65 poise, the annealing point by 1013 poise, and finally the strain point by 1014.5 poise.

The surface radial strains of the cement stabilized macadam and asphalt concrete samples presented mechanical response characteristic points including maximum compressive strain point, tensile-compressive demarcation point, and tensile strain peak point, but the cement concrete sample didn't show them.

The time required for relaxation to be sufficient to reduce internal stresses can range from only a few minutes when the glass is held at its annealing point to a few hours when it is held at the lower temperatures of its strain point.

The results of studies with an E. coli K-12 strain pointed to the same conclusion.

Moreover, heterogeneous results were obtained among different hydrolysates and temperatures for each individual strain pointing to the importance of designing from the very beginning a tailor-made yeast considering the specific raw material and process.

The Fe94.3B5.7 alloy presents a continuous stress increase with increasing strain, pointing to continuous work hardening until failure.

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Certainly, we will also design more strain points to better reflect the force condition in further study.