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...e distance between two adjacent [[structural support]]s (e.g., two [[Pier (architecture)|piers]]) of a [[structural member]] (e.g., a [[beam (structure)|beam]]). S ...follows that if the span is doubled, the maximum moment (and with it the [[tensile stress|stress]]) will quadruple, and deflection will increase by a factor o ...

...batteries. The obtainable energy density is predicted to be highest under tensile loading, with an energy density in the springs themselves about 2500 times ...desired power level. A CNT based portable power source should have a basic architecture made of four main components, namely a CNT spring, a supporting structure f ...

...ontrolled with the ratio of water to cement when forming the concrete, and tensile strength is increased by additives, typically steel, to create reinforced c .... The practical implication of this is that concrete elements subjected to tensile stresses must be reinforced with materials that are strong in tension (ofte ...

...07.006| s2cid = 139188965 }}</ref><ref>Hull, D., & Clyne, T. (1996). Fiber Architecture - Voids. In An introduction to composite materials (2nd ed., pp. 55-56). Ca ...= Díaz-Garrido | first3 = F.A. | year = 2018 | title = Improving Composite Tensile Properties during Resin Infusion Based on a Computer Vision Flow-Control Ap ...

...ost: at that time this was an argument against a centralized client-server-architecture. ...periods. However, it was already seen that a centralized [[client-server]]-architecture would be even more beneficial in respect to release frequency. ...

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...and copper properties, respectively, ''S''_u being the ultimate tensile strength and ''D''_f being ductility of the plated copper, and '' ...ble to predict time to failure behavior based on information on the design architecture, materials, and environment. ...

...tively harder to perform. Conventional techniques such as [[rheology]] and tensile strength analysis are used to offer semiquantitative insights into the poly ...|date= April 2009 |title=Synthesis of functional polymers with controlled architecture by CRP of monomers in the presence of cross-linkers: From stars to gels|jou ...

...d designing possible remedial measures, e.g. barriers and [[Stabilization (architecture)|stabilization]].<ref name=Eberhardt2003p4/><ref name=Abramson2002p2/> ...rnal [[Structural load|loading]], groundwater conditions, [[Stabilization (architecture)|stabilization]] forces (i.e., anchors, geo-reinforcements etc.) can also ...

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...known as the FCC or face-centered cubic lattice, or as the octet truss in architecture (on which Fuller held a patent). The space-filling complementary tetrahedra ...language. His overarching concern is the co-occurring relationship between tensile and compressive tendencies within an eternally regenerative Universe. "Univ ...

...Automotive engineering'', along with [[aerospace engineering]] and [[Naval architecture|marine engineering]], is a branch of vehicle engineering, incorporating ele ...toms. Carbon fibers have several advantages including high stiffness, high tensile strength, low weight, high chemical resistance, high temperature tolerance ...

...the 2-ton/meter structure strongly pressing up on its angled tethers, a [[tensile structure]] on grand scale.<ref name=Gen2/> In the example of [[niobium-tit ...Paper, AIAA 00-3615 "Design and Simulation of Tether Facilities for HASTOL Architecture" R. Hoyt, 17-19 Jul 00.</ref> ...

...rode – depends on whether the cell follows a regular or an inverted device architecture. In an inverted cell, the electric charges exit the device in the opposite ...Xue|first2=Jiangeng|title=Recent progress in organic photovoltaics: device architecture and optical design|journal=Energy & Environmental Science|date=2014|volume= ...

...natural gas]].<ref name="pet eng 2">{{Cite web|url=https://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/petroleum-engineers.htm#tab-2|title=Petroleum Engineers: Oc ...such as the [[Young's modulus]], the [[yield strength]] and the [[ultimate tensile strength]].}} ...

* '''[[Aerospace architecture]]''' – is broadly defined to encompass [[architecture|architectural]] design of non-habitable and habitable structures and living ...ch may be expressed as percent elongation or percent area reduction from a tensile test. ...

...the purpose of creature comfort (particularly in the heat), [[Ventilation (architecture)|ventilation]], exhaust, or any other gaseous transport. ...]] of [[pressure]], [[stress (physics)|stress]], [[Young's modulus]] and [[tensile strength]]. It is a measure of perpendicular [[force]] per unit [[area]] i. ...

...tension]] (being pulled apart). In the study of [[strength of materials]], tensile strength, compressive strength, and [[shear strength]] can be analyzed inde The first case can be a result of [[tensile strength|tensile]] (pulling) forces, [[compressive strength|compressive]] (pushing) forces, ...

...nium-anchored [[graphene]] and [[carbon nanotube]] (CNT) hybrid foam (RGM) architecture. The graphene foam was conformally covered with hybrid networks of {{chem|R ...forcement. CNT-coated fibers achieve 120 F/g capacitance while maintaining tensile strengths >2 GPa, enabling 15–30% weight reductions in electric vehicle bat ...