| The sheets are drawn over shaped formers to the extent that they deform plastically and assume the required profiles. |
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| Since materials plastically deform as the yield stress is exceeded, a plastic zone will form near the crack tip. |
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| If more force is applied they can be plastically deformed so as to take on a permanently bent shape. |
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| If a flexible pipe is subject to severe bending, the innermost steel carcass may seize and plastically deform. |
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| The area of metal normally in contact with the latch was plastically deformed. |
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| The present paper investigates the indentation of plastically graded substrates by sharp indentors. |
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| This ability of ductile materials to flow plastically under load is fundamental to their usefulness in engineering. |
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| As such, however, halides are insufficiently strong for large windows: they can plastically deform under their own weight. |
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| Damage to a solid surface caused by one or more plastically formed indentations brought about by overload. |
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| An inevitable consequence is that a layer plastically deformed during machining, is left in the new surface that is produced. |
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| The nature and depth of the plastically deformed layer that is produced in the specimen surface. |
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| In other words, if a straight section of pipe has been plastically bent one has to overstress the pipe in the opposite direction in order to straighten it. |
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| He returned to classical principles of composing his designs with few figures and a pale, even-toned palette that focuses attention on the plastically conceived figures. |
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| The interface element is simulated as an elasto-plastic material that behaves elastically before the yield point and behaves plastically after the yield point. |
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| Phantasy is the breathing skin, which literally and plastically covers phenomenal skins. |
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| A fundamental assumption of elasticity when it is known that some granular and thin asphalt pavements are being plastically strained by legally or overloaded vehicles. |
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| Sculpturally and plastically, the instrument's design interests me. |
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| The analysis of indentation of plastically graded substrates by sharp indentors provide the load-penetration response, as well as the strains and stresses inside the substrate, at maximum loading and at complete unloading. |
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| An earlier Sicilian variant of this use of the plastically molded wall mass with the orders applied decoratively can be seen in the columnar curtain walls of Temple F at Selinus, begun about 560 bc. |
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| After the polystyrene concrete reaches its relatively low peak compressive strength, the matrix behaves much more plastically. |
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| The friction element starts to affect perfectly plastically when ultimate pile displacement during impact or shift Q is achieved. |
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| The result is that metals are ductile: not only can they be easily worked into desired shapes, but when stressed they will gradually yield plastically rather than breaking immediately. |
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| He is usually one of an indistinguishable line of black-robed Jesuit extras, looking plastically pious at stage left of the mural. |
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| These pockets originate in the low-velocity layer, so named because earthquake waves travel more slowly through the hot, plastically deforming rocks of this region than in the overlying rigid plates. |
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| The chip deforms plastically under the stress on the inside chip surface, which increases with increase in bending moment. |
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| The captain's window latch plate and latch were not plastically deformed. |
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| This upper section is known as the fracture zone and moves mostly as a single unit over the plastically flowing lower section. |
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| Deeper in the Earth, rocks behave plastically and fold instead of faulting. |
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| The beams of the roof construction, which has several inclinations, swing up and down, providing the hall with a plastically moving view from below. |
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| With each test new plastically deformable knee elements should be used. |
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| It is highly improbable for a wire to fracture in a brittle manner during a fire, asthe hot metal would flow plastically, resulting in a necked tip. |
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| Using the yield strength and no safety factor will calculate an approximate theoretical pressure at which the tubing will begin to plastically deform. |
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