Sentence examples for stretching of material from inspiring English sources

This motion is desirable as it generates (predictable) exponential stretching of material lines.

Starting with an approximate Stokes flow velocity field in the partitioned-pipe mixer, we study the mixing in terms of the flow patterns in the cross-section (Poincaré sections) and their relation to the conventionally used continuous mixing diagnostic, the residence time distribution, as well as to the local specific rate of stretching of material lines and the mixing efficiency.

In most of the applications including the steel pipe joints, it is possible to estimate the reduction of diameter from the experimental data of the shape recovery after uniaxial stretching of the alloy materials.

At the atomistic level, Poisson's effect is caused by infinitesimal displacements of atoms thus the stretching of atomistic bonds within the material lattice to accommodate the stress.

The strong absorption band at 1,259 cm−1 of C-F stretching of PTFE shown by this material is also not observed in the category 3 particles (the absorption band at 1,252 cm−1 shown by RB-QD04-0047-02 cannot be related to PTFE because of the absence of fluorine indicated by F-XANES).

The Etro show was so focused on fabric that there were times when it seemed that the designer had taken a stretch of material, draped it at a slant across the body — and left it at that.

The high stretch of material added to reducing along with the structural and characteristics of material both led to reducing in wale-wise.

Look for long-stemmed cups: You can always trim the stem (the pointy part), but having a solid stretch of material to pull will help you remove the device.

A force was applied to the bead in the flow chamber, with the net force given by a magnetic force perpendicular to the surface and a laminar flow parallel to the surface, that ultimately results in stretching of the ssDNA (Fig. 5A; Materials and Methods).

Our approach towards understanding and quantifying mixing within this flow follows the development by Ottino (The kinematics of mixing: stretching, chaos and transport, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1989) that mixing is the kinematically efficient stretching and folding of material lines.

The mixing obtained is the result of the stretching and folding of material lines which increase exponentially the surface contact between reagents.