Sentence examples for yielding point from inspiring English sources

The dependence of the corresponding load on effective strain reveals a jump of slope at yielding point, which is in perfect match with experimental observations.

Consequently, Tg can be described as a critical point above which the effects of excess kinetic energy exceed the pair-wise potential, which explains that yielding point turned to vague at temperatures above Tg.

Figure 6b depicts definition of yielding point and ductility.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Load displacement relationship and definition of yielding point.

a Load displacement relationship, b definition of yielding point and ductility.

For each specimen, the observed cracking point, measured yielding point and measured maximum strength point are indicated.

Since the early nineties, technology has made it possible to clock runners with precision and to track them at measured intervals, yielding point-to-point "split" times.

We found that in the stress-strain curves of PS ultra-thin films, yielding points similar to ductile materials appear.

If there was a theme to an often disjointed first half, it was one of extra possession near the opposition line yielding points on a regular basis.

Furthermore, the static samples displayed double yielding points in on the stress strain curves, and interestingly, a small quantity of CNTs in PC fibrils strengthened this phenomenon.

This signifies that the stirrup steel present in the tested beams have yet to reach their yielding points before concrete failure has occurred.