Sentence examples for tension regions from inspiring English sources

However, the HT group showed the most intense birefringence in both compression and tension regions of the tendon.

The analysis of trained tendons with polarized light microscopy showed intense birefringence in both compression and tension regions, indicating highly organized collagen bundles.

The most intense birefringence was observed in both compression and tension regions of HT animals' tendons, which may indicate a higher organizational level of collagen bundles.

The elongation at fracture appears to be closely related to the simple tension region of the FLC.

Compared with the static FLC, the high-speed FLC of CQ is higher in a simple tension region and lower in a biaxial stretch forming region.

Each beam was reinforced with (2)–10 mm diameter bars in the flexural tension region, and 6 mm diameter stirrups spaced at 65 mm in the shear span and 100 mm in the region of pure flexure.

The discontinuity regions of deep beam were modeled by using hypothetical trusses consisting of concrete struts in compression area, steel ties in tension region and nodes at joints, as illustrated in Fig. 10.

On the other hand, the unloading reloading paths in the tension region are assumed to always pass the origin regardless of the loading history because their application is limited to RC beams in which the bending behavior is dominant.

The hyperbolic composite interface model consists of a single surface yield criterion, which is a direct extension of Mohr-Coulomb criteria with cut in tension region and a cap in compression region.

The unified strength theory is extended to the tension-tension region.

Generally, the occipital region experienced tension while the frontal region first experienced compression before the trend was reversed when the brain has rebounded.