Sentence examples for whatever the specimen from inspiring English sources

The quasibrittle fracture behavior is simulated through cohesive zone model (bilinear softening) using a constant set of cohesive parameters whatever the specimen size D is.

It is shown that even though the connections between the cohesive parameters and the 'equivalent LEFM' R-curve are geometry and material dependent, their trends are preserved whatever the specimen geometry and the material are.

Whatever the classification, the Bodo specimen reveals a transitional morphology between early members of the genus Homo and modern humans.

Whatever the idealised designs for specimen and loading jig turn out to be, they still need to be transferred into reality, which means that equal care is required in creating both.

The new model accounts for any stress state (from plane stress to plane strain) in the adhesive and therefore, the model is able to predict the mechanical response of a DCB specimens whatever the adhesive type (from rigid to flexible), the stress state, and the width/thickness relationship of the specimen are.

It appears that all of the tested specimens, whatever the strengthening materials, developed a substantial increase (from 20%to30%0%) in their out-of-plane load capacity and exhibited ductility and displacement capacity.

Islands of cartilage, woven bone, and mature lamellar bone were a constant finding in most of specimens, whatever the estimated age of the studied lesion.

"LIPI has every right to do whatever it wants with the specimen".

Generally, most collectors will go straight to the alcohol soak, but do whatever seems appropriate for the specimen you've collected.

The comparison of failure envelopes has demonstrated that Mat31 specimens are much more resistant whatever the loading angle.

For whatever the reason, Americans generally do not play well against nations from east of the Rhine — deliberate, hardcore physical specimens, the cream of the crop back home.