The phrase "amount of eccentricity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or level of eccentricity in a person, behavior, or concept.
Example: "The amount of eccentricity in her art made it stand out from the more traditional pieces in the gallery."
Alternatives: "degree of eccentricity" or "level of eccentricity".
The level of mitigation depends not only on the amount of eccentricity but also on the frequency ratio (the ration of translational frequency to rotational frequency).
By considering the appropriate amount of eccentricity, the system contains sufficient stiffness and through the shear and bending yield of the intermediary beam, the ductility will be provided.
By investigating the recent results, it seems that the energy dissipation is increased by increasing eccentricity and indicates the optimum amount of eccentricity is about 0.1 0.4 for ODBS systems.
Otherwise, if ε ec equals ( overline{{varepsilon_{cu} }} ) or ε es equals 0.05, the target force and resultant moment are recorded as a point on the failure surface for the amount of eccentricity and angle α used.
She's charming, funny and self-deprecating, with just the right amount of eccentricity.
The second nomenclature stands for amount of lower end eccentricity (0 = concentric loading, 1 = 10 mm end eccentricity, 3 = 30 mm end eccentricity, 5 = 50 mm end eccentricity).
The effects of the concrete compressive strength, amount of longitudinal steel, load eccentricity, and slenderness ratio on the column reliability are investigated.
The analyzed variables are: the concrete strength (normal and high strength), the slenderness, the amount of longitudinal reinforcement, the ratio between eccentricities at the ends and the relative eccentricity applied.
The analysis indicates that for small amounts of bending from eccentricity, critical load decreases as cavity depth increases; while for moderate or large amounts of bending, there exists a nontrivial optimal cavity depth that maximizes the critical load.
The amount of mode coupling depends on the eccentricity of the duct.
There's the quirky cavalcade of American positivism and eccentricity, a striking amount of which could have run in any issue from 1922 to now: "How Much is Your Wife Worth?"; "Good News About Teeth"; "Stock Market Fools"; "I'm Sick of Sex"; "Can We Have War Without Death?" (The ultimate Digest feature, a running joke had it, was "New Hope for the Dead").
