biaxial

Modifies a noun

• loading: Biaxial loading of the mirrors is achieved by a combination of a uniform applied pressure and rectangular boundary conditions.
• compression: Estimation of the local buckling stress under biaxial compression of an isotropic skin with fiber reinforced integral unflanged stiffeners.
• strain: Sheet wide enough to be clamped on all edges undergoes balanced biaxial tensile strain over the center of the punch.
• tension: This will be done for both uniaxial and biaxial tension later in the tutorial.
• load: The relation between strain or stress and the Raman frequency tends to be linear under uniaxial and biaxial loads.
• phase: This has shown that the biaxial nematic phase claimed to be formed by certain compounds is, in fact, uniaxial.