Sentence examples for basic case of a from inspiring English sources

In this paper a rational model for the shear capacity of beams without shear reinforcement is presented, relating to the basic case of a straight beam subjected to combined shear and bending.

This is the most basic case of a univocality violation, and would certainly indicate an error in the ontology.

We consider a basic case of a DC linear gradient applied to RF rungs and guards, such that a virtually uniform electric field E z is created along the axis of the device.

The crustal magnetic fields and the solar wind protons reflected by the lunar surface (Saito et al., 2008) give rise to a variety of interesting phenomena, but in this paper we limit ourselves to the basic cases of a non-magnetized body immersed in the solar wind having an intrinsic velocity distribution.

In this work the problem is addressed by means of a variational approach within the framework of the modeling of rate-independent materials by the specification of a non-local free energy and a dissipation function, focusing attention on the basic case of isothermal conditions.

Large deformation elastic plastic analysis is conducted for the basic case of the proposed bridge to clarify the global buckling strength.

The information-based design and processing with the adaptive grid will be demonstrated using simulated data in the basic case of range only in pulse radar.

These variants are compared with the basic case of real recorded loads (with no V-RES units or DR/DSM deployment).

The merits of such a contractualist approach need not be discussed in the present context, but the underlying claim that one can extrapolate from the basic case of joint action runs into difficulties when it is viewed in combination with Gilbert's claim that joint commitments cannot be rescinded unilaterally, but only jointly by all of the individuals who undertake it (cf. Gilbert 2009: 182009

We do not need to model several wagons per vehicle, nor even several doors, since these are just scalings of the basic case of one door per vehicle.

The question of how participants in collective intentionality "represent" each other becomes particularly pressing if it is assumed that basic cases of shared intentionality are developed at an age where infants do not have a theory of mind, such as in Michael Tomasello's (2009) view.