Similar words: ductile, utility, futility, hostility, fertility, conductivity, productivity, volatility. Meaning: [dʌk'tɪlətɪ] 
n. the malleability of something that can be drawn into threads or wires or hammered into thin sheets.
n. the malleability of something that can be drawn into threads or wires or hammered into thin sheets. 
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61. Hot ductility testing was used to evaluate the liquation cracking susceptibility of aluminum alloy 2219. The fracture surface of hot ductility samples was examined using SEM.
62. The results of the tests show that the bending and shearing is the major failure form of the stud connectors, the connectors have good ductility and have no evident yielding before failure.
63. Desirable properties for forming include low yield strength and high ductility.
64. The pulling and extracting tests of the cold-rolled and twisted bars and experiments on these bars members have all proved that these bars possess comparatively superior ductility and bondability.
65. The ductility of the tested columns decrease with the increase of concrete strength and width-to-thickness ratio. (2) 20 square steel tubed RC columns were tested under static axial compression.
66. The lower finish cooling temperature,(http://sentencedict.com/ductility.html) the shorter interlamellar spacing in pearlite colonies and the higher tensile strength and ductility are.
67. High ductility and excellent bendability to form bends, loops and complicated configurations without fracture.
68. The structural influencing coefficient includes ductility reduction factor and over strength factor.
69. The results of pseudo-static experiment reveal that the passively split pier has better ductility and energy dissipation capacity than those of the common ductile pier column.
70. Microalloy element V should be avoided adding , although it improves the strength at elevated tempering temperature , but reduces the ductility .
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