Sentence examples for circular component from inspiring English sources
The fuel cell is hidden under the circular component at the top, which pins it down to create a tight seal with the hydrogen fuel entering from below.
Based on a simple model of the spiral structure of the apex, Vm was expected to exhibit circular wave front patterns and Bz to reflect the circular component of the action currents.
An arch element is assumed to be the assemblage of an elastic circular component and two inelastic hinges where the main inelastic effects, plastic yielding of the longitudinal reinforcement and concrete cracking, are concentrated.
The results indicate that the relatively large standard deviation of the estimated horizontal position might be caused not by calculation error but by the relative shift between the sample holder and the thin section, because a rubber cylinder presses the sample in a slightly different manner on each sample change (see circular component in the lower-right corner of Fig. 13a).
However the birefringent nature of the crystals used means that most rays exiting the endoscope will have a circular component, and this cannot just be ignored.
The circular component contributes to a good stabilisation of the small fragment, while the linear element is used in the long one [ 5, 10, 12].
Also here are a series of startling pictures of the huge, circular components of a supercollider in Switzerland that look like sci-fi mandalas or psychedelic kaleidoscope views.
Clamp band joints are commonly used for connecting circular components together in industry.
The circular components of the natural frequency spectra closely follow those of the fluid-filled shell in vacuo.
We present improvements of an adaptative Hough transform algorithm applied to the search of a common center of circular or partially circular components present in an image.
In order to irradiate circular components with high current pulsed electron beam (HCPEB), an annular cathode based on carbon fiber bunches was designed and fabricated.
