Sentence examples for a flexible element from inspiring English sources
The crack is modelled as a flexible element, the flexibility calculations of which are based upon the laws of fracture mechanics.
For example, U.S. state governments formerly used the property tax as a flexible element, relying primarily on other taxes.
It rather suggests a role of kinesin-14 as a flexible element, pliantly sliding and crosslinking microtubules to facilitate remodeling of the mitotic spindle.
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The seismic isolation control is a technique that employs a flexible element at the base of a building and allows the resonant frequency of this building being shifted away from the dominant frequency in earthquake excitations.
The cells can have varied internal dynamic models and common actuators such as piezoelectric, SMA, linear motor, and pneumatic technologies can fit the model by adding a flexible element in series with the actuator.
The beam FE is composed of a central flexible element, characterized by a no-tension constitutive relationship, and a lumped nonlinear shear hinge arranged in series.
These copolymers were composed of a rigid element with the triptycene skeleton directly linked to imide rings and a relatively flexible element containing ether linkage and CF3 substituent groups.
The aim of introducing the mixed formulation is to produce a new flexible element choice for triangular and tetrahedral meshes which satisfies the LBB stability condition and hence has no spurious zero-energy modes.
This paper shows that an additional flexible element added to the exciting piston of the electro-pneumatic hammer improves excitation performance, leading to an extension of acceleration time and a reduction in the intensity of impulses of pneumatic impacts thereby relieving load on the operator.
By considering the manipulator arm to be a distributed-mass, flexible element the equations of motion are developed by using the extended Hamilton's principle.
