Sentence examples for by pretension from inspiring English sources
Results show that the shape accuracy and natural frequencies of deployable structure can be effectively improved by pretension optimization.
Cable domes maintain their structural stability and deformation resistance substantially depending on the geometrical stiffness contributed by pretension.
Dynamic testing can be employed to monitor the possible stiffness degeneration caused by pretension deviations in existing cable domes.
Based on an effective enhancement by pretension, the evaluation of the creep behavior of pretension-treated BFRP tendons was conducted.
Fahey was repulsed by pretension, but he was an intellectual nonetheless, with an M.A. in folklore from U.C.L.A. (His field work included the tracking down and cultural resuscitation of Bukka White and Skip James, two titans of prewar blues).
By pretension of right and threat of force he compelled Gowen to open the desk and the safe and with the others made a general and apparently unlimited search, ransacking the desk, safe, filing cases and other parts of the office.
It's also a shipwreck, capsized by pretensions and top-heavy production.
By pretensioning members to the control value, the final force of prestressed members, which is generally designed before pretension, will be obtained successfully.
The unstretched lengths of the springs, and a compressive force caused by pretensioning, may significantly affect the characteristics of the motion.
Most importantly from the standpoint of restraint system design, this limiting performance analysis shows that the benefits to be gained by pretensioning the belt system are largest over the performance range of current pretensioner technology.
At the same time, Mr. Hillerman, himself an award-winning mystery writer, dissents from the taste of Jacques Barzun and Wendell Hertig Taylor, authors of "A Catalogue of Crime" (1971), for "tales of ratiocination," entertaining puzzles unadulterated by pretensions to social significance or realism.
