Sentence examples for under different engineering from inspiring English sources
Eventually, fracturing effects under different engineering PHF inputs (i.e., pulsating frequency and ripple amplitude) are numerically simulated and analysed.
Moreover, the angular dependence of photocurrent enhancement and angular compensation effect of such TiO2 NT APCs are also provided to offer a guidance on the optimum structural parameters design under different engineering application conditions.
The creep properties of a 2.25Cr 1Mo steel which was quenched from 1253 K and tempered at 923 K were examined under different engineering stresses (225 325 MPa) at temperatures ranging from 773 to 898 K.
The creep properties of modified 9Cr 1Mo steel specimens, undoped and doped with 0.053 wt% Ce, which were normalized at 1055 °C and tempered at 760 °C, were examined under different engineering stresses (150 210 MPa) and temperatures (600 650 °C).
In order to further study the influence of DOT shield rolling angle on soil deformation under different engineering conditions, the parameter sensitivity analyses regarding the tunnel depth h, the ground loss parameter ɛ and the influence zone angle β0 were extensionally discussed.
The core problem of block theory is to determine the finiteness, removability and mechanical stability of various blocks under different engineering structures based on dip angles, dip direction angles of discontinuities, frictional angles and the direction of the active resultant force.
"They're two different engineering exercises.
Incorporating with the iteration times, the fractal fracture model could fit numerous fracture geometries under different geological and engineering situations.
Asymmetric cyclic loading of annealed OFHC copper has been carried out under different stress combinations; bother under engineering and true stress-control mode.
Furthermore, a fitting equation for the flow rate prediction is carried out for the engineering applications under different working conditions.
Then, we investigate changes of microstructure at different depths and under different applied loadings, and corresponding engineering implications under consolidation and compression.
