Sentence examples for behaviour of a structure from inspiring English sources

One of the important analyses for investigating the seismic behaviour of a structure is the time history analysis.

The paper is concerned with modelling the dynamic behaviour of a structure with damping.

At high frequencies it is often desirable to describe the behaviour of a structure in terms of subsystem energies.

Investigations are conducted to study the dynamic behaviour of a structure with TLD when subjected to harmonic base motion given to the shaking table.

Predicting the vibro-acoustic behaviour of a structure is usually done by using the well established finite element (FE) method and boundary element method.

Measuring the rotational dynamic behaviour of a structure is important for many areas of dynamics such as passive vibration control, acoustics, and model updating.

The resonance behaviour of such a structure results in a band-pass filter response, having a band-width determined by the frequency separation between the closely spaced in-phase and out-of-phase vibrational modes of the two coupled cantilevers.

The results show that when modelling the vibration behaviour of a motor structure, the laminated stator should be treated as an orthotropic structure, and the teeth of the stator could be neglected.

The hysteretic behaviour of steel storage rack beam-to-upright connections is of great importance in predicting the seismic behaviour of a rack structure, because the connections not only provide the down-aisle stability of an unbraced rack structure but also serve as a key component contributing to the structural energy dissipation capacity.

The nonsymmetric behaviour of a shell structure under unsymmetrical pressures is not at all well described in the voluminous shell structures literature, and only a few studies have explored the mechanics leading to high local stresses which in turn lead to buckling failure under eccentric discharge.

The dissection of a system into many simple units in order to describe the behaviour of a complex structure in terms of the laws governing the elementary components is sometimes referred to, often with a pejorative implication, as reductionism.