The phrase "yielding stress" is correct and usable in written English.
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The as-processed alloy shows non-linear elastic behavior, yield drop, low uniform and total elongation, serrated yielding, stress relaxation, flow softening and anomalous strain rate dependence of ductility.
Fig. 5 a Elastic modulus and b yielding stress versus temperature for Ta.
The void size dependence of yielding stress in our simulated samples is attributed to the effect of surface stress.
As the width of the nanowire decreases, Young's modulus, stress-strain behavior, and yielding stress all increase.
It can be easily concluded that model sizes have no effects on elastic modulus and yielding stress of Ta.
Thus, the yielding stress required for dislocation nucleation from the void is not sensitive to TB spacing.
For the case of NT Cu samples, however, yielding stress (when strain excursions begin to occur) is lower than the strength due to the presence of twin planes.
Through the analysis, elastic modulus, yielding stress and strain hardening properties are derived from the complete indentation load displacement curve.
The elastic modulus, hardness and yielding stress derived from the new method agreed well with the literature values.
Further, parametric analyses show the gradient exponent, wall thickness range, the tube diameter and yielding stress have significant effects on the crashworthiness of FGT tubes.
No matter the calculated critical porosity or yielding stress in a large range of porosity by using the new model are well consistent with the experimental values.
