Sentence examples for applicable motion from inspiring English sources

In order to generate an applicable motion that can precisely control the speed and position of a target object around an end effector, a manipulator actuated by three piezoelectric actuators is proposed.

The processed ground motions are compared to applicable ground motion prediction equations (GMPEs) for peak ground acceleration (PGA) and velocity (PGV).

This approach has enabled the model to be obtained in two different forms, weakly non-hydrostatic and fully non-hydrostatic, with the computationally efficient weakly non-hydrostatic form applicable to motions having horizontal scales greater than the local water depth.

Subsidiary motions are applicable to other motions for the purpose of modifying the main question or affecting its consideration and disposition.

A six degrees-of-freedom (DOF) parallel kinematics machine (PKM) applicable to the motion simulation of hazardous chemicals transportation is developed in this paper.

The method allows a correct evaluation of the coefficients in the linear equations of motion, applicable both to determine critical flow velocities and/or the response to turbulence or vortex excitation.

Such parameters are generally constructed by making non-dimensional the applicable equations of motion, such as the Navier-Stokes equation.

In addition, we generate stochastic variation of the inverted earthquake slip models to assess the sensitivity of tsunami simulations to the slip distribution (note that this is also applicable to strong motion simulations).

According to Grant, except for Oresme, scholastic thinkers did not consider the force-resistance model to be properly applicable to the motion of celestial bodies, although some, such as Bartholomeus Amicus, thought analogically in terms of force and resistance.

Since his development was entirely analytic, the work was applicable to the motions of satellites about other planets where the series expansions converged much more rapidly than they did for the application to the lunar motion.

The RCM addresses some of the limitations of current measures of coordination because it is applicable to discrete motions, does not rely on cyclic repetition, and uses velocity-based measures.