The phrase "a non restoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes or systems that do not return to a previous state after an action is taken.
Example: "In a non restoring process, the system does not revert to its original configuration after the operation is completed."
Alternatives: "a non-reverting" or "a non-recovering".
An oscillator with a non-linear restoring force and a small linear damping under wide-band random excitation is considered.
An experimental and theoretical investigation is presented for the forced vibration of a one-degree-of-freedom system with a non-linear restoring force.
We sequenced a non-restoring allele (L7rfo) of the Rfo radish locus whose restoring allele (D81Rfo) was previously described, and compared the two alleles and their PPR genes.
The maintainer selection increased the frequency of a non-restoring allele of X, known to be very rare in the sugar beet population (Bosemark 2006).
Here we describe the Rfo region from a non-restoring (maintainer) genotype of radish (L7rfo) that was analyzed by comparison with the previously described counterpart region from a restorer genotype (D81Rfo) [ 33, 34].
In this report, we describe the sequence and genetic organization of a non-restoring allele of the Rfo locus (L7rfo), isolated from a European radish cultivar that was selected for the absence of restorers [ 42].
The widely used algorithms in divider are restoring, non-restoring some of them also used the Goldschmidt iterative division algorithm in QCA, but there is no work reported which has the implementation of the divider based on Taylor series algorithms.
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However, experimental work, in a mechanics context, has been limited to studying systems the stiffness characteristics of which can be approximated by a non-linear (cubic) restoring force; e.g., a buckled beam excited transversely or a rigid pendulum undergoing moderately large amplitude motion.
As examples, free longitudinal vibrations of a rod and lateral vibrations of a beam under cubically non-linear restoring force are considered.
For ω≃(m/n)ω1, mnon-linear restoring forces gives rise to a substantial combinatorial harmonic component with the circular frequency (n/m)ω.
