Sentence examples for strength lifetime from inspiring English sources

Subsurface damage is detrimental to the strength, lifetime and performance of a part, and is necessary to be removed in subsequent processes.

Local damage evolution in a composite is the primary micromechanical process determining its fracture toughness, strength, and lifetime.

This research was done through a process, method, main ingredient, strength and lifetime of the roof Singgora and maintaining the heritage character.

Among these films, those having thinner PVDF and PSF layers exhibited lower breakdown strength, shorter lifetime, and higher electrical conductivity than those having thicker layers.

In this study, we report layer thickness effect on the electrical insulation property of polysulfone (PSF /poly vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF) multilayer films having a fixed composition of PSF/PVDF = 30/70 (vol./vol).. Breakdown strength, dielectric lifetime, and electrical conductivity were studied for 32- and 256-layer films having various total film thicknesses.

The capillary tubes containing POPOP, NADH, and FAD could be identified based on their emission strength and lifetime in each band.

Force spectroscopy using the atomic force microscope (AFM) can yield important information on the strength and lifetimes of the folded states of single proteins and their complexes when they are loaded with force.

This allows the new power law equation to be used in combination with Monkman-Grant relationship to predict long-term (60 years) creep strengths and lifetimes at different application temperatures using creep parameters determined from creep tests lasting less than 6000 h.

It is undeniable that Malcolm was a beacon of huge strength in his lifetime.

Ronald Reagan did it on the strength of a lifetime in show business and some excellent stage direction from the wings.

This was often a source of strength during his lifetime – it meant he could rove from country to country and immerse himself in whatever was happening.