Assertion: diffusional creep | /r/HasProperty | dominant
Facets:
value: at low stress
type: OTHER
value: at high temperatures
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: At high temperatures and low stress, diffusional creep tends to be dominant, while at high temperatures and high stress, dislocation creep tends to be dominant.
text: At high temperatures and low stress, diffusional creep tends to be dominant, while at high temperatures and high stress, dislocation creep tends to be dominant.
text: At high temperatures and low stress, diffusional creep tends to be dominant, while at high temperatures and high stress, dislocation creep tends to be dominant.