Sentence examples for weak strain from inspiring English sources
A weak strain of the avian flu was detected in the two farms that house some 3 million chickens, said Bruce Gresczyk, acting commissioner of the agriculture department.
Two different responses have been observed: strain thinning in the melt state and weak strain overshoot in the solution state.
The extended finite element method (X-FEM) is a numerical method for modeling strong (displacement) as well as weak (strain) discontinuities within a standard finite element framework.
However, the improved phase affinity makes the system more sensitive to the strain-responded deformation, leading to the reinforced Maxwell spring unit during creep and to a weak strain overshoot during dynamic flow.
We suggest that two types of strain amplitude response of PAn can be explained: strain thinning which is dominant in PAn caused by physical adsorption and entanglement of PA chains on nanoclays and weak strain overshoot caused by weak bonds between PA chains and nanoclays.
"There is no danger because the piece of the Zaire strain that has been put into the vaccine is a weak strain, and it cannot and will not cause Ebola," Stephen Kennedy, the senior Liberian scientist on the trial, told the BBC.
While in tension the material has a strong anisotropy in Lankford coefficients, in uniaxial compression it displays weak strain-anisotropy.
At all relative densities investigated here (∼26 36%), entanglements with superelastic wires exhibit remarkable macroscale superelasticity, even after compressions up to 25%, large damping capacity, discrete memory effect and weak strain-rate and temperature dependencies.
Figure 6c shows an example of a sigmoidal curve with lower maximum OD750 and weak strain-specific circadian rhythm.
This last strain was chosen because previous studies found that weak strains often do contain some beneficial genetic variation that is absent from superior strains [ 5, 22, 23].
This is possibly the consequence of a much more elastic sling [ 12], which is pushed far downwards by a strong straining and descends less during a weak straining.
