Sentence examples for a range of stiffness from inspiring English sources

Solid tissues in the body possess a range of stiffness and provide cells with an instructive microenvironment.

The results further show that the proposed display can offer a range of stiffness change that can be conveyed to human operators.

With this simple general approach, it was possible to predict a range of stiffness reduction for braided composites.

We hypothesize that the mechanical properties of PGS can be modulated through curing condition and architecture to produce materials with a range of stiffnesses.

Computed free vibration eigenvalues are also tabulated for square plates with typical in-plane loading and a range of stiffnesses in the edge supports.

The performance of nonlinear static procedures are compared against the nonlinear time-history analyses of three low-rise building models with various levels of stiffness eccentricity, type of failure mechanisms of piers (rocking or shear), and a range of diaphragm stiffness representing timber floor and roof systems.

Simulations using synthetic TOF data show that RANSAC is capable of good stiffness reconstruction accuracy (mean error 0.5 kPa) and precision (standard deviation 0.6 kPa) over a range of shear stiffness (0.6-10 0.6-10nd proportion of inlier data (50%-95%).

The flutter and divergence instability loads are obtained for a range of constraint stiffness parameters of the inside edge and are shown graphically.

Three 2D muscle-actuated forward dynamics simulations of unilateral below-knee amputee walking with a range of foot stiffness levels were generated, and muscle and prosthetic foot contributions to body support and propulsion and residual leg swing were quantified.

For each case, a design limit curve is obtained for the effective Poisson ratio over a range of effective stiffness constraints, to give a quick overview on the properties attainable for each design setting.

This has provided a range of viscoelastic stiffness for healthy knee joints over normal and rapid loading frequencies.