Sentence examples for trend of strain from inspiring English sources

Numerical results show that the strength of fractured rocks increases with the increasing confining pressure, and that deformation behavior of fractured rocks follows elasto-plastic model with a trend of strain hardening.

The initial response exhibited the trend for a typical brittle material, a dominant characteristic of PLLA, but strong softening (decreasing stress with increased strain) was followed by some hardening (upward trend of stress versus strain and large stretching before failure) (Meijer and Govaert 2005).

The influence of loading frequency and loading magnitude on strain amplification was investigated, and the trends of strain amplification factors at different frequencies (1, 5, 10, 40, and 100 Hz) and loading strains (500, 1500, 2000, and 3000 microstrains) were shown in Figure 12 for t/ T = 0.5.

With the increase of load level, the strain values of the three pavement samples increased gradually, but the overall variation trends of strains and the locations of mechanical response characteristic points remained unchanged.

The change trend of volumetric strain would embody change of gas permeability of coal, the permeability first reduced along with volumetric strain increase, and then raised with volume strain decrease, furthermore, the change trends of permeability of coal before and after destruction were different in the stage of decreasing volume strain due to the effect of gas pressure.

The deformation is little and the distribution trend of the strain is probably in agreement with that of the stress.

Similarly, a 2 × 2 contingency table was constructed to evaluate the trend of SA strain change between persistent and intermittent carriers and a G-test was performed to assess the differences in strain change in persistent and intermittent carriers.

A trend of increased strain at CF rupture for increased (GF/CF) ratio was observed, while there is no clear indication of different strains at GF rupture depending on the (GF/CF) ratio.

The marching trend of stress-strain curves vanished after solvent saturation which has been explained on the basis of the absence of strain-induced crystallisation in swollen specimens.

The increasing trend of G12 strains in Nepal appears stable and may reflect the overall trend in the Ganges region at large, which justifies further surveillance in Nepal.

The variation in prevalence of MDRE isolates could be due to increase trend of MDR strains with time, difference in study period and study population.