Sentence examples for Argand plane from inspiring English sources

When considering structural loss in vibration problems, the Young's modulus is a complex value that may be defined in the Argand plane as the vectorial sum of the real part of the Young's modulus itself and the loss modulus.

For example, I was particularly delighted when the number 0 – here represented as the corner of the Argand plane (an x axis of real numbers and a y axis of imaginary numbers) – turned into Humpty Dumpty: it makes the occasional weirdness of mathematics compellingly tangible.

For Debye-type relaxation, the centre of the semicircular plots should be located on the Z′ axis, whereas for a non-Debye-type relaxation, the Argand plane plots are close to the semicircular arcs with the centre below the real axis.

A complex plane (or Argand diagram) is any 2D graph in which the horizontal axis is the real part and the vertical axis is the imaginary part of a complex number or function.

The equation is normally expressed as a polynomial in the parameter 's' of the Laplace transform, hence the name 's' plane.[1] Complex plane using Argand diagrams show the z-plane, where z = x + iy and may use z-Transforms as well as the Laplace.

Argand next returns to vector analysis, giving a lengthly discussion of vector addition in the plane, and noting that any "directed line" may be decomposed into components along any two other distinct directed lines.

Based on a geometric formalism and the use of phasors in the Argand Gauss plane, a sizing procedure is introduced here for the design of inertial dynamic dampers applied to monomass oscillators; the theory is then extended and applied to multimodal oscillators peculiar of structural engineering.

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Mrs. Argand often used the Yiddish expression.

Mr Argand is also a trustee of Bambino Trust.

Eventually, Argand burners with as many as 10 concentric wicks were designed.