Sentences with ELASTIC-MODULUS
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"The elastic modulus is a measure of a material's stiffness."
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"Steel typically has a higher elastic modulus than rubber."
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"The elastic modulus of aluminum is approximately 70 GPa."
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"Young's modulus is another name for elastic modulus."
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"The elastic modulus of a material determines how it will deform under stress."
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"The elastic modulus of a spring affects its ability to store elastic potential energy."
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"Understanding the elastic modulus is important in material selection for engineering applications."
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"The elastic modulus of a material can change with temperature."
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"The elastic modulus of a material can be affected by external factors such as humidity."
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"Measuring the elastic modulus requires specialized equipment."
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"Rubber has a low elastic modulus, making it highly elastic."
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"The elastic modulus of a material can be determined through tensile testing."
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"The elastic modulus of bone is higher than that of cartilage."
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"An increase in temperature can cause a decrease in the elastic modulus of some materials."
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"The elastic modulus of a composite material depends on the properties of its constituents."
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"The elastic modulus of a material can be used to predict its behavior under load."
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"The elastic modulus of concrete is influenced by its water-cement ratio."
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"The elastic modulus of steel is higher than that of rubber."
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"The elastic modulus is a measure of a material's stiffness."
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"Young's modulus is a type of elastic modulus."
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"The elastic modulus determines how a material deforms under stress."
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"The elastic modulus of a material can vary with temperature."
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"Scientists use various techniques to measure the elastic modulus of materials."
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"Rubber has a low elastic modulus, making it highly flexible."
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"The elastic modulus is an important property in materials science."
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"Aluminum has a higher elastic modulus than copper."
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"The elastic modulus is commonly measured in pascals (Pa)."
