How should “moduli of” be translated in the context of material properties?

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This post was last edited by cjzhou2 on 2009-6-10 06:34. How should “moduli of” be translated in the context of material properties? :)

Reply #22009-03-18

moduli of xxx xxx Modulus: Moduli is the plural form of modulus

Reply #32009-06-10

The type of modulus to be used is determined by the modifier that follows \"of\"; common ones include elasticity moduli (or Yang’s moduli), flexural section modulus, and so on.

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