The phrase "absolute deflection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or mechanics, where it refers to the total displacement of a structure or object from its original position.
Example: "The absolute deflection of the beam under load exceeded the allowable limits, necessitating a redesign."
Alternatives: "total deflection" or "overall deflection".
The absolute maximum deflection of the Timoshenko frame is larger than that of the Bernoulli Euler frame.
In both hospitals HSDScorr is the criterion most complied with, followed by absolute height and height deflection.
In both hospitals "short for target height and population (HSDScorr)" appears to be the criterion most complied with, followed by absolute height and height deflection.
It was proposed that the absolute value of the maximum deflection of the beam under dead load should be minimized in the optimization of the prestressing force.
Ripple amplitude was defined as the absolute value of the negative deflection at the ripple centre.
In both hospitals most children with pathology older than three years complied with the HSDScorr rule, followed by the absolute height rule and height deflection rule.
This rotation occurs in the frontal plane, which is the result of a deflection due to the absolute difference between the lateral and the medial displacements.
Based on an automatic procedure (Casali et al., 2010), epochs displaying electrooculogram deflections exceeding 70μVV (indicating ocular activity) and/or absolute power of EEG channel F8 in the fast beta range (>25 Hz) exceeding 0.9 μV/Hz (indicating activity of fronto-temporal muscles) (van de Velde et al., 1998) were rejected.
bounce and pitch absolute acceleration transmissibility plots of the sprung mass and plots of maximum suspension and tire deflections are presented for SA suspensions, and compared with passive and active schemes.
*Table 1 explains the interpretation of the simulation values The delta rules for length and weight, the slowed growth rule for length and weight, the absolute SDS rule, rules that take genetic height potential into account (parental height corrected rule and parental height deflection rule) and the combined weight and length deflection rule proved less effective (data not shown).
