Sentence examples for yield propagation from inspiring English sources

A detailed account of the growth and redistribution of stresses after local buckling as well as the initiation of yielding and yield propagation throughout loading is given in the paper.

A fracture will follow the direction of the in-situ maximum principal stress as the applied internal hydraulic pressure in the fracture is less than the maximum stress, otherwise, the fracture will try to follow its initial azimuth and yield a propagation direction path between its initial azimuth and the direction of the in-situ maximum principal stress.

With an existing three-dimensional finite element contact stress analysis with a prescribed coefficient of friction (COF) along the contact surface, the displacements and stress intensity factors are calculated on the crack leading edge to yield crack propagation trajectories and growth rates.

A low amount of hydrolysate (corresponding to 2.5 % WIS) is optimal, whereas higher amounts decrease cell mass yield during propagation.

The proposed method yielded accurate propagation speed estimates (with an error less that 13%) and has an execution time in the order of seconds.

It yields the propagation and the generation functions, and indeed the Mach number scaling exponent associated with each mechanism as a function of the Strouhal number.

This phenomenon yields the propagation of fatigue cracks in the rubber separating the belts; not the separation of the rubber at the interfaces with the belts.

A preset value of U=1 for both slots yields the propagation of the highest activation, a p =0.1 and a p =0.5, to the <action> <action> and <object> <object> slots, respectively.

The objective was to determine the level of adaptation that is required to promote efficient co-fermentation of glucose and xylose in SSCF while maintaining cell mass yields during propagation.

These equations are solved to yield the wave propagation coefficients and this produces a solution to the displacement field in all three dimensions.

Negative strain regions are of particular interest because they previously had not been studied experimentally; these regions yield the largest propagation speeds for the stable cases and some negative speeds for the unstable cases.