constrained fibers
[kənˈstreɪnd ˈfaɪbərz]
nounpl: constrained fibers
fibras constrangidas
1. Fibers that are restricted or limited in their movement, deformation, or behavior due to applied forces, geometric boundaries, or material properties
The constrained fibers in the composite material maintained their structural integrity under stress.
As fibras constrangidas no material compósito mantiveram sua integridade estrutural sob tensão.
2. In textile and material science, fibers whose dimensional changes or movements are inhibited by surrounding material or structural design
Constrained fibers in the fabric prevent excessive stretching during use.
As fibras constrangidas no tecido impedem o alongamento excessivo durante o uso.
3. In biomechanics and physiology, muscle fibers limited in contraction range by anatomical or external constraints
The constrained fibers in the ligament provide stability to the joint.
As fibras constrangidas no ligamento proporcionam estabilidade à articulação.
This is a technical term primarily used in engineering, materials science, and biomechanics fields in both Brazil and the USA. It is not commonly used in everyday conversation but is standard in academic and industrial contexts.
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