The phrase "a form of deflection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or technique that diverts attention or avoids direct engagement with a topic or issue.
Example: "His comments were merely a form of deflection, steering the conversation away from the real problem at hand."
Alternatives: "a type of diversion" or "a means of avoidance".
Scaling relations in the form of deflection and impulse transmitted as functions of core density and load intensity are obtained to provide guidance for structural design.
Initially, the only form of smoke deflection was a narrow slot in front of the chimney, intended to enable air to lift the smoke when the locomotive was travelling.
The effect of initial imperfections in the form of initial deflection and welding residual stresses is accounted for in the calculations.
Recently, the LRO data (Timothy et al. 2015) have supported the hypothesis that swirls are formed as a result of deflection of the solar wind by local magnetic fields.
In this study, the method of separation of variables is used to process the 3D temperature field, subsequently the Galerkin method in conjunction with the double Fourier serial method and Newmark method are applied to determine the closed-form solutions of deflection for thermodynamic problem.
The individual pillar displacements were converted into the corresponding forces using a modified form of the Timoshenko beam deflection theory (36).
The form of the nozzle has a point of deflection and an initial angle of expansion.
It is generally manifested by poor performance under service loading in the form of excessive deflections or cracking.
A master of deflection and evasion, Savile was exceptionally skilled at "slipping out of" any awkward situation.
The converGreen and accuracy ofunctionmerical sofutions for the naturectangularcy plateeter calculated by the proposed method are investigated, and the frequency parameters and their modes of free vibration are showithor some rectarbitrarylates.
