Sentence examples for time for rupture from inspiring English sources

The behaviour and the response of different types of materials were characterised by determining temperature profiles, weight losses and time for rupture under conditions of flame impingement.

The underlying time scale for rupture is the time scale for a typical fiber of gauge length δ to fail under the applied load σ; this time can be quite different from that measured by stress-rupture tests on single fibers at an unrelated laboratory gauge length L0.

It is high time for a rupture, and fall at least holds the promise of one.

It might be time for a rupture of the symbiotic relationship between corporate donors and the Republican Party as currently constituted.

The mean age of patients at the time of rupture, and the mean age at time of surgery for rupture, increased significantly between the two periods.

The present numerical results are compared with published results obtained using a finite-difference (FD) method and a boundary integral (BI) method for rupture times and time functions of slip, slip rate, and shear stress at two particular points on the fault plane.

The search intervals in the grid search are 0.005° for latitude and longitude and 0.1 s for rupture time, respectively.

In order to determine the location of the rupture starting point and rupture time for each SMGA objectively, we read the onset of S1 S4 at stations along the source region.

The Kachanov equation made reasonable predictions of the rupture time for all cases.

The water film rupture time for typical oil and water thicknesses (in micro scale) was calculated using experimental data for oil-water-CO2 system.

The scale present after 10 000 h exposure in steam may be sufficient to cause a temperature increase of 50 K which will reduce the rupture time for a constant stress by a factor of 30.