After the system was back to the prescribed displacement, it slowly pulled the specimen apart again at a decreasing low load, which presumably emerges from adhesion between the newly exposed surfaces of the two sample parts.
If the movement of the traveling force is first directed to the right, starting at the inner support, and then back to the left, we obtain the displacements shown in Fig. 10 for the first 5 cycles.
In particular, a vector which is carried around a closed circuit by a continual parallel displacement back to the starting point, will have the same length, but will not in general return to its initial direction.
In Syria there are about 450,000 Palestinian refugees whose displacement dates back to the war to establish Israel.
The discrepancy between the desired and estimated displacement is fed back to the piezoelectric actuator using proportional control.
"It has been said that it is Highland Scots and Jews that have done most of the work on social theory going back to the 18th century because in their background is this huge displacement and dispossession," he says.
At 10 pm (8 h after the first displacement and 2 h after nightfall), the brood is transported back to the night location.
We'd be back to the slam dunk, and the Burlington council would easily vote to block basing the F-35 at BIA, based on residents' concerns about noise, displacement, and safety.
Transforming the elastic wave data back to displacement coordinates and assuming a compressional source, an analysis of recorded amplitudes yields some practical answers about converted-wave data.
The proposed method was verified by applying it to the displacement back-analysis of two projects in China, and the influence of generation number and set size on the simulation ability of neural networks was investigated.
