| Yet other experiments suggest that the change in strength at the CMF is due to dilatancy hardening at low melt fractions. |
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| To simulate dilatancy due to shear, we introduce a stress dilatancy relationship on each microplane. |
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| The dilation angles predicted from best-fit dilatancy curves are sensitive to the base distance or shear displacement. |
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| All observations suggest mechanisms of pathway propagation and dilatancy predominate. |
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| It also distinguishes between two types of hardening, namely shear hardening and compression hardening and incorporates soil dilatancy and a yield cap. |
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| Association with vertical joints suggests that the deformation is progressively evolving towards dilatancy with increasing tectonically induced differential stress. |
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| Grain-scale brittle dilatancy would increase permeability, readily promoting the influx of CO2-rich hydrous fluids into the fault zone soon after its initiation. |
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| The long-term behaviour of dilatancy of rock salt is investigated according to the dilatancy boundary theory and an approximate long-term dilatancy boundary range is obtained. |
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| A ring of dry sand around foot steps seen while walking though wet sandy beach is caused by dilatancy of the wet sand. |
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| The observed dilatancy yielded rather cyclic mobility than liquefaction. |
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| The model explains the dilatancy phenomenon characteristic for all rocks. |
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| It analyzes phenomena such as shear thinning, dilatancy, thixotropy, aging, emulsification, gelation, dissolvation, and flocculation in various products and texture types. |
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| Dilatancy is a well-known phenomenon in frictional materials like concrete, soils, or masonry. |
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| Dilatancy occurs when particles must spread apart in order to move past each other in response to a shear force applied to the material. |
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