| Many studies have been carried out in the past to optimize the bendability of aluminium alloys. |
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| They show greater resistance to corrosion, have better bendability and are fire-resistant. |
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| Eight-year-old divas on the VWs and Rovers, pounding up and down to test the bendability of the metal. |
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| In addition to this, the lengths and design possibilities of the tie rods with respect to bendability and angularity is practically unlimited. |
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| Such solvents might allow a material to retain its bendability for months or years. |
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| Thus, not only adequate strength but also strength uniformity among rebars is important apart from bendability and weldability. |
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| Our structural and boron steel flat bars have been developed for uses where high strength, good bendability and weldability are required characteristics. |
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| High strength, bendability, excellent light transmission and colour range all explain why architects choose ONDEX sheeting for their most technically artistically creative projects. |
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| Nustone's most important feature, and the very reason that it stands out from its competitors, is its strong elasticity and bendability. |
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| This ratio induces extraordinary physical and chemical properties, including a high degree of bendability. |
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| These parameters are taken care of over and beyond the requirements for strength, elongation, hardness, toughness, bendability and dimensional accuracy. |
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| Bendability is little affected, whether one polishes the surface after quenching, or leaves it as oxidized. |
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| Bendability is the tendency of DNA to bend toward the major groove, and the B-DNA twist determines the tightness of the DNA coil. |
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