The phrase "a concentrated point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific location or idea that is focused or intense in nature.
Example: "The research paper aims to explore a concentrated point of interest in the field of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a focal point" or "a central point".
However, these techniques result in a concentrated point load of the reduced labrum to the glenoid at each suture anchor.
But the fact remains that, when her vocation arrived, in middle age, all her zest and enterprise, far from being frittered away, was driven to a concentrated point.
The design of the feedback is based on partial differential equations (PDE) describing a Euler– Bernoulli model of a beam with a concentrated point mass at the end.
We find that a wave radiated by a concentrated point force located a couple of wavelengths away from the cloak is almost unperturbed in magnitude and in phase.
Experimental tests and numerical simulations were carried out on a total of eight laterally unrestrained steel beams under a concentrated point load.
To numerically illustrate the power of elastodynamic transformations, we analyze the elastic response of an elliptic invisibility cloak surrounding a clamped obstacle in the presence of a cylindrical excitation i.e. a concentrated point force.
The vertical structural load is essentially a static load that can be modelled as either a single concentrated point load or as a uniformly distributed load on the top of the pile.
The researchers were even able to trick the bacteria into moving in the opposite direction by shining a laser at them, mimicking the concentrated point of light that the bacteria create themselves.
The analytical expression of the stress intensity factor at the edge crack tip is found for concentrated point loading.
These structural elements, sometimes carry concentrated point masses at discrete points, and when subjected to severe dynamic environment tend to vibrate with large amplitudes.
A total of six singly symmetric I-shaped beams, with various slenderness and height-width ratios, were designed with lateral restraints at the mid-span and tested under concentrated point loads.
