Sentence examples for a relatively small mass from inspiring English sources

Inerters are a novel type of mechanical actuation devices that are able to produce large inertial forces with a relatively small mass.

An exoplanet with a high density (~9 g/cm3) and a relatively small mass (4 times as heavy as Earth) is more likely to have a rock/iron core with little to no atmosphere.

An existing flame speed bomb was utilized to study the fundamental phenomena of flame propagation through a uniformly dispersed aerosol with a relatively small mass of metal nanoparticles.

Normally, the centrifugal acceleration of the rotating blade can reach to a magnitude of 7 8g, which makes it possible to use this kind of damper with a relatively small mass ratio for suppressing edgewise vibrations effectively.

Due to the different characteristics of the landforms (especially thickness and horizontal velocity), a wide range of sediment transfer rates results from this study: between 0.24 and 1.1 million t/a, with the maximum value for a rockglacier with a relatively small mass but high deformation rates.

The nonlinear two-degrees-of-freedom system under consideration consists of a linear oscillator with a relatively big mass which is an approximation of some continuous elastic system, and an essentially nonlinear oscillator with a relatively small mass which is an absorber of the main linear system vibrations.

More importantly, these better performances may be achieved with a relatively smaller mass for the active part of the control.

Here we provide an update of the experiment data set that records, over a period of 18 years, the neutralisation of the initial pH 10 11 conditions in the water filled regions of the experiment that were buffered by a concrete container, of relatively small mass, by acidity generated by degradation of cellulose LLW materials.

The effect of a nonlinear energy sink (NES) with relatively small mass on the dynamics of a coupled system under periodic forcing in the vicinity of a main (1 1) resonance is studied theoretically and experimentally.

Energy pumping is irreversible transfer of energy from a linear or linearized structure to a nonlinear energy sink (NES) with relatively small mass.

These birds characteristically show a brief period of simultaneous flight feather replacement, at a purportedly high cost when considering the relatively small mass of feathers being replaced [53].