Sentence examples for a master structure from inspiring English sources

We present the formulation of the dynamic response of a master structure coupled with a locally homogeneous and orthotropic structural fuzzy, with discrete attachment, composed of elastic continuous fuzzy subsystems.

In 2PP-micromolding, a master structure is produced by 2PP and replicas of the structure are produced by soft lithography [ 22, 41].

Replicas of ridges were created by placing a drop of acrylate resin between the mold and an acrylate-functionalized coverslip and UV curing at 365 nm for 5 min. The PDMS mold for grooves was prepared using a double-molding process in which a ridge mold was treated as a master structure and a composite PDMS mold was made from it.

A variety of engineering structures consist of a homogeneous "master structure", such as a plate or shell, to which are attached multiple arrays of substructures, such as ribs or stringers.

Here, the vibrational response of a locally excited master structure is studied analytically for a class of structures involving an arbitrary number of substructure arrays.

In many aerospace and related applications a primary or master structure is loaded with equipment or substructures.

The case of a one-dimensional homogeneous master structure (bar, beam) coupled over its length with a homogeneous auxiliary system composed of resonant arbitrary subsystems is analyzed.

The resulting master structure was used as a mold to create PDMS blocks equipped with microfluidic channels of 75 μm in height and 0.5 mm × 16 mm area with sample inlet and outlet ports (D = 1 mm) punched at the two ends of the microchannel for fluid flow.

A deterministic formulation of the boundary impedance of a general continuous structural fuzzy, which models its action on the master structure, is derived: it is shown that the formulation is different from the solution proposed by Soize in the context of the type I fuzzy law, established from the deterministic model of a linear oscillator excited by its support.

For a master of structure, this was an outrage.

Ross MacDonald (the pseudonym of Kenneth Millar), on the other hand, was a master of structure and story, as well as a writer of immense grace, sensitivity and insight.