Sentence examples for basic displacement from inspiring English sources
Detailed examination of the anomalous APB contrast indicated that the fault vector r depends on the basic displacement R0 as well as on the APB orientation.
Each of the three basic displacement processes was conducted both in the absence and presence of connate water, and at three different flow rates.
This type of contrast is caused by the basic displacement R0=1/4〈111〉 or 1/2〈111〉 across the APB.
The de-icing chemicals showed the same basic displacement as chemically inactive tracers, an initial fast transport during the melting period followed by a period of stagnation throughout the summer season.
This article has introduced a number of simple ideas that lead to the efficient design of parallel chord steel VG, namely, the introduction of the imaginary Basic modules, displacement-based plastic design and a method of computing plastic displacements at incipient collapse.
The boundary conditions included fixed constraint on the end of the pipeline and basic body, axial displacement at the end of the press ring, gripping displacement on the pipeline surface produced by the gripper.
The chapter first reviews the basic concepts of displacement interferometer systems, their signal processing and error sources.
First the basic concepts of displacement interferometer systems as well as their signal processing and error sources are reviewed.
Applications of the digital speckle correlation method (DSCM) for the full-field deformation measurement of carbon fiber/epoxy composite pressure vessel were investigated and the basic principles of displacement measurement by the DSCM are briefly given.
With the sum of wave resistance and viscous resistance as objective functions and the parameters of B-Spline function as design variables, mathematical models are built using Nonlinear Programming Method (NLP) ensuring the basic limit of displacement and considering rear viscous separation.
As we have neglected the elastic deformation in the basic state, the displacement is simply treated as a small-amplitude variable and it can generally be expressed as u = ∇ f+∇ × (g e y ).
