deformation

Converse of object

• creep: These stresses are a consequence of the loadings but as service proceeds and creep deformation occurs the stresses will change with time.
• undergo: A material that undergoes very little plastic deformation is brittle.
• bend: The extreme force needed to produce such a bending deformation would certainly threaten the integrity of the glass itself.
• induce: The total permanent deformation induced in the creep tests was considered to be low for the load applied.
• resist: The pallet must be able to support the load throughout the distribution system and be able to resist deformation under load.

Adjective modifier

• crustal: Results will define the age of the Scottish drainage divide and test models which predict divide migration in response to crustal deformation.
• elastic: Second problem: How much energy stored in elastic deformation of the tank?
• tectonic: We aim to show that this ridge formed after Drake Passage opened, as a result of tectonic deformation.
• plastic: Plastic deformation must not be carried beyond a certain point or brittle fracture is likely to result.
• brittle: Material heterogeneity and loading history are fundamental to the initiation and evolution of distributed brittle deformation.
• bureaucratic: Admittedly Lenin did not develop a theory of bureaucratic deformation.

Modifies a noun

• modeling: Seismic deformation modeling is based on the theory of Okada ( 1985 ).
• zone: The deformation zone is interpreted to lie below or in the immediate footwall of the old Roman Lode.
• mechanism: A new materials model was developed based on deformation mechanisms in tough plastics.

Noun used with modifier

• soft-sediment: The relatively even bedding, moreover, shown in the section drawings from the site indicates a lack of soft-sediment deformation.
• out-of-plane: The specimen is supported along its entire length to minimize out-of-plane deformation [ 7 ] .
• shear: Watch the video clips of the bubble raft undergoing compressive, tensile and shear deformation.
• sediment: Theory of glacial erosion, transport and deposition as a consequence of subglacial sediment deformation.
• plastic: Once slip has started the stress required for further plastic deformation increases a little, due to work hardening in the material.
• ice: Textures and fabrics in the GRIP ice core, in relation to climate history and ice deformation.