Sentence examples for case of stiff from inspiring English sources

In the case of stiff engineering materials, the crystallographic predictions of the PTMC and TM are very similar.

Because explicit integration methods can be inefficient and often fail in the case of stiff problems, the use of implicit numerical integration methods is recommended in this case.

The synchronous rubbing solution covers various feature including shift in resonance speed, lower amplitude of rotor's vibration, smooth rise and fall in case of soft segments, jump phenomena in case of stiff segments, chaotic orbiting motion under effects of segment mass, etc. as are discussed in detail.

Arthroscopic arthrolysis is indicated in the case of stiff and pain-free knees.

If your managers demand that employees stop what they're doing to tend to their whims, you and your colleagues will continue to suffer from a case of stiff neck.

Similarly to Rosenbrock methods, the proposed scheme is well suited for stiff problems with the stiffness itself appearing in linear terms from the drift coefficients, and may lose efficiency in the case of stiff nonlinear terms.

The latter is particularly important in the case of stiffer, low-rise buildings with short fundamental periods, for which the movement to the right hand side into the resonance part of the response spectrum might increase the maximum top accelerations.

At first, harmonic excitations are used, for both cases of stiff sand and rock subsoil profiles, leading to rocking spectra that depict the displacement demand in connection with nonlinear separation.

We report two cases of stiff hypertrophic femoral non-unions after failed locking plate fixation that were successfully treated with a new hexapod circular external fixator.

The four cases of stiff non-union underwent gradual angular correction to neutral [9] and followed by a period of compression at the non-union site until bone healing was demonstrated radiologically.

ST-III displays low sensitivity in cases of stiff respiratory tissues, in indicating changes in airway caliber.