Sentence examples for tension at which from inspiring English sources

Here, the critical in-plane tension is defined as an in-plane tension at which nonlinear oscillation is transitioned to harmonic vibration.

BAPCs are designed to be biologically inert until they come into contact with low oxygen tension, at which point reductase enzyme mediated cleavage releases the parent anticancer agent in a tumor-specific manner.

At the threshold point, these pressures are equal, and so by combining (7) and (8) we can determine the normalized surface tension at which flow is induced: widehat{gamma}=frac{gamma_1}{gamma_{t=0}}=frac{wleft(h+2Rright)}{2Rleft(h+wright)}.

The second term describes oxygen consumption for which Michaelis-Menten kinetics was assumed (Goldman and Popel 2000; Lo et al. 2003), with Km the oxygen tension at which the consumption rate is half maximum (0.25 kPa, Honig and Gayeski 1982; Richmond et al. 1999), and Vm the maximum rate of oxygen consumption.

Soil water content is given as a mass percentage per mass oven-dry soil, i.e. (mw × 100)/ms, as is convention in soil physics.> It has been found that the soil water tension at which water is held after all free water has drained from a soil differs widely between soils.

The Full Model predicts that long-lived ARD proteins (large ε ) decrease the oxygen-tension at which FIH-release occurs.

Consequently, if ε is large, FIH is already released at oxygen-tensions at which PHD-activity is still only moderate, and a substantial amount of HIFα is available for CAD-hydroxylation, leading to increased peak values of CAD-hydroxylated HIFα and a sharper response.

Based on the geometry of the specimen and bar size, there is a specific tension load at which the last series of cracks forms.

The leg was raised until the practitioner felt the "barrier" [ 24], i.e., the point at which tension is initially felt.

Optimal tension was taken at the point at which increased stretch ceased to increase active tension.

Prestressed concrete neutralizes the stretching forces that would rupture ordinary concrete by compressing an area to the point at which no tension is experienced until the strength of the compressed section is overcome.