Sentence examples for axis of the structure from inspiring English sources
We study the three-dimensional fluid structure interaction problem in the presence of shape-morphing deformation of the beam cross section, imposed by specifying a periodic chordwise maximum curvature along the axis of the structure, coupled with the flexural motion of the beam occurring along a structural mode.
The parabolic mirror unfocuses the light and redirects it back across the axis of the structure, producing an emerging ray path similar to that of a refracting or reflecting superposition eye.
The current approach can deal easily with angular velocities applied about a generic axis of the structure.
Many problems in structural mechanics involve complex principal stress fields that are not orthogonal to the geometric axis of the structure.
The same is not true for the hot spots obtained in nanoparticle junctions that only reach the maximum value when the polarization of light is parallel to the axis of the structure [44, 45].
The silver nanoparticles, accumulated on top of the grating-like structures, are preferentially aligned in such a way as to have much more contact-points along, rather than perpendicular, to the axis of the structure.
That is to say, the radius mismatch regulates the total phase for constructive interference of LEF by breaking the axis symmetry of the structure about the axis perpendicular to the electric field of incident.
As known from previous analysis, this vector is directed along the central axis of the cylindrical structure (Figure 4).
In all cases, the crystallographic c axis of the hematite structure was oriented perpendicular to the film surface.
Alternatively, the internal γ-feathery structures are located in the interior of prior α grains and show an average misorientation of 36° around one ⟨100⟩γL axis of the lamellar structure in which it is embedded.
However, a single acidic group (Glu134, originating from strand β7) is buried deep within this cleft, flanking the pseudo two-fold axis of the protein structure.
