Sentence examples for strong rigidity from inspiring English sources
Application of thermal energy storage technology in practical engineering has been inhibited due to the constant strong rigidity of phase change materials (PCMs) at any given temperature.
By the strong rigidity of locally symmetric spaces ( X = {mathcal {D}}/ Gamma ) whose universal covering ({mathcal {D}}) is an irreducible bounded symmetric domain of dimension (ge 2), similar phenomena should also occur in this case.
FLA consisting of AMPS and DMAM (coded as ADM) showed the best water-retaining capacity and had a high temperature tolerance, resulting from strong rigidity of ADM molecule due to the existence of −CH3.
Compared with traditional implants, such as stainless steel, Co Cr Mo, and Ti6A14 V alloy stainless steel or titanium plates, PEEK polymer has a modulus and strengths similar to normal bone, avoiding the strong rigidity property of titanium or stainless steel plates [12, 22].
The principal nodes showing strong rigidity play a major role in determining the flux distribution in response to different stimulus.
It can be rationalized by taking into account that the strong rigidity of FHCl may prevent the structure to reorganize, which is needed to accomplish long-range order.
The short twist pitch (STP) option was chosen for Nb3Sn Cable-In-Conduit Conductors (CICC) due to the stronger rigidity which can withstand the higher electromagnetic (EM) cycles effectively.
Fluid loss of cement slurry was about 42 ml at 77 °C, indicating a stronger temperature tolerance of ADM and resulting from stronger rigidity of ADM molecule due to the existence of −CH3.TGA spectrum of ADM echoed the results shown in Fig. 4.
In the absence of SopB, PIP2 is not hydrolyzed, and fission of the invaginating membranes is delayed due to stronger rigidity of the membrane (Terebiznik et al., 2002).
The fiber should possess the strong mechanical rigidity for assembly, predefined microenvironment for cell spatial distribution and high biocompatibility for cell functional expression.
It also explains wage and employment dynamics during the crisis, with wages initially displaying a strong downwards rigidity, and a large share of employment losses coming from employees under fixed-term contracts.
