Sentence examples for weak elasticity from inspiring English sources

For weak elasticity, a stationary instability leading to Taylor vortices is observed.

Macroscopic, free-standing and flexible three dimensional porous carbon aerogel holds great potential for supercapacitor design but is often hindered by their inherent hydrophobicity, structure-derived fatigue failure and weak elasticity.

In addition, the ripple amplitudes are lower in the low-temperature ranges, resulting in weaker elasticity softening than the REBO potential.

The 〈1 0 0〉 crystals exhibited weak nonlinear elasticity with a large elastic strain of ∼2.5% and a high strength, approaching ∼20% and ∼30% of its ideal shear and ideal tensile strength respectively.

For sufficiently weak distortional elasticity, the effects are perturbative of viscous fluid experiments and simulations.

Strong flours are high in protein content, and their gluten has a pleasing elasticity; weak flours are low in protein, and their weak, flowy gluten produces a soft, flowy dough.

However, most of these have been quite weak and lacked elasticity, making them poor artificial muscles.

In consideration of the weak anisotropy in elasticity of the solid matrix, the oblate spheroidal pores, which we call cracks hereafter, must thus be almost randomly oriented.

By using Green's identity and boundary conditions (1c) and (1d), we obtain the following weak form of elasticity system (1a - 1d): Find u ¯ ∈ V ˆ such that ∫ Ω 2 μ ϵ ( u ¯ ) ⋅ ϵ ( v ¯ ) + ∫ Ω λ ( div u ¯ ) ( div v ¯ ) = ∫ Ω f v ¯ + ∫ Γ 2 v ¯ h for every  v ¯ ∈ V ˆ. (2).

The study is formulated within the framework of the linear weak coupled thermo-elasticity and for problems where the temperature solution may be assumed as invariant along the beam axis.

This results in reduction of the solubility of collagen that gets tougher, stiffer and weaker, loses its elasticity and is more likely to tear [ 44].