Sentence examples for with increasing deflection from inspiring English sources

Aronson and Harp described an increasing stiffness of the wires with increasing deflection [9].

The bending rigidity gradually increased from about 1.2 to 2.37 eV with increasing deflection, after that, the bending rigidity slightly decreased to 2.29 eV with further increases in deflection, and finally rapidly increased to 2.93 eV with increasing deflection until the breaking point.

In particular, high values of increase of beam curvatures are noticed near the clamps, causing a highly non-linear increase in bending strain with increasing deflection.

A concrete beam containing metallic/synthetic fibers suffers damage by gradual development of single or multiple cracks with increasing deflection, but retains some degree of structural integrity and post-crack resistance even under considerable deflection (Bentur and Mindess 1990).

The results show that the end-hooked fiber types lead to more residual load-bearing capacity for high deformation in four-point bending test, but corrugated fibers lead to high load-bearing capacity for lower deformation and there is a decrease of capacity with increasing deflection (Holschemacher and Muller 2007).

Both the notched and epoxy repaired beams showed lower stiffness with increased deflection over the same loading.

We found an increasing deflection of the leading edge with decreasing speed hence suggesting a higher lift coefficient at lower flight speeds (Fig. 8a).

The cathode overpotential decreased significantly with increasing MEA deflection as the reactants became more evenly distributed over the reacting area.

As shear band propagating stably, the flexural stress increases with increasing the deflection, which is similar to but analytically found different with the traditional "work-hardening" behavior of metallic crystalline materials.

The usefulness of the cubic soft spring in reducing transmitted vibration is of limited value due to the need to avoid the possibility of snap-through buckling caused by a reduction of stiffness with increasing spring deflection.

These results are consistent with Sasongko et al. showing larger arteriolar branching angles in association with longer diabetes duration [ 23], but further suggest that this is primarily due to increased deflection of the smaller child vessel.