Sentence examples for action effects from inspiring English sources
Simple design rules have been developed for calculating design action effects, design ultimate moments of resistance, design end shear resistance, effective bending stiffness, and minimum bearing lengths under uniformly-distributed loading conditions.
Action, effects and CGI spectacle have been allowed to squeeze out ideas.
It runs for two and a half hours, and its spectacular action, effects, histrionics, and noises fill big screens and cavernous theatres with their colossal churning and yowling.
Wilder, louder and even more stuffed with brightly colored action effects than the first one, this messy, kinetic sequel establishes Mr. Rodriguez as our premier kiddy-action director.
And, perhaps more than anything else, it is the pursuit of more, bigger and better action effects that has driven Hollywood's frenetic, headlong, exhausting history of innovation.
a retrospective ownership state is activated based on co-occurrence of predicted action effects and action effects sensed afterwards.
Godard employs an unusual array of stop-action effects to gaze at his characters with a newfound fascination.
On the basis of the obtained results, we suggest to utilize the picosecond range pulsed laser radiation self-action effects monitoring at 1064 nm for the PS surface diagnostics and sensing applications.
The porous silicon (PS) surface modification diagnostics due to functionalization and water adsorption/desorption processes were provided by the self-action effects of picosecond range pulsed laser radiation at 1064 nm.
In recent studies of mesoporous Si [6], a high sensitivity of the laser pulses self-action effects to the surface electronic states excitation that related to the defects in the thin silicon oxide layer at the boundaries of nanocrystals and pores was shown.
In the post-absorptive state, glucose uptake by tissues is largely dependent on tissue needs and the mass-action effects of the ambient plasma glucose concentration and, to a lesser extent, on the permissive actions of insulin and counter-regulatory hormones (e.g. thyroid hormones, growth hormone, catecholamines and cortisol).
