Sentence examples for strain tendency from inspiring English sources

In the B U area, the major inelastic strain tendency is for the tensor to have a non-double-couple component, which implies deformation by strike slip faulting as well as normal faulting.

In the elongation of Sb-PET at 110°C, transformation of the spherulites into rod-like morphology occurred even in the early stage, which was followed by a strong strain hardening tendency, accompanying the increasing of birefringence.

On the contrary, the failure strain has a tendency to decrease.

Ductile behaviour, however, defined simply as the capacity of a material to deform to a substantial strain without the tendency to localise the flow into faults (Rutter 1986), can be the result of a variety of microstructural deformation mechanisms, including microcracking (in the case of cataclastic flow); the description of ductility holds no mechanistic connotation (Rutter 1986).

The effect of strain rate revealed tendencies of tensile fracture properties on the steel cord rubber composites.

Thus, all the strains showed a tendency to degrade their storage lipids even though significant amounts of residual glucose remained in the medium.

However, both strains showed a tendency of decrement in DPOAE amplitudes in this period.

Furthermore, the molecular typing of isolates has revealed genomic heterogeneity in K. kingae species, and made it possible to study the possible association between the genetic characteristics of the different strains and their tendency to cause invasive disease, as well as the relationships between antibiotic resistance and genotype distribution.

Therefore, the difference in response of hub and random strains cannot be explained as a consequence of any systematic tendency of strains with higher or lower growth rates to respond differently to environmental stress.

The tendency of strain of size effects was similar with the results of anisotropic energy.

It is hypothesized that eye strain disrupted our natural tendency to quickly scan for ideas that confirm our pre-existing prejudices.