Sentence examples for circular natural from inspiring English sources
The added mass caused by the quasi-static wind pressure is equal to ρairU20an/2y0ω2s,n, where U0 is the on-coming flow velocity; y0 is the displacement amplitude; an is the shape-change coefficient and ωs,n is the circular natural frequency of the nth mode.
Galileo, as noted, argues for a circular natural motion, so that all things on the earth and in the atmosphere revolve in a common motion with the earth so that the principle of the relativity of observed motion will apply to phenomena such as balls dropped from the masts of moving ships.
At the center of the islet is a circular natural lake.
The method is applied to Couette flow between two concentric circular cylinders, natural convection in a square cavity, natural convection in an annulus, and a forced convection in a lid-driven semi-circular cavity.
Probable reinforcement bars, circular ties, natural veins of the material and reflectors located in nearby sections of the monument were identified.
Philoponus argues against the Aristotelian thesis that there is a fifth heavenly body that has a natural circular motion.
But the circular movement is natural, since otherwise it could not be eternal: for nothing unnatural is eternal.
To calculate the natural circular frequencies and internal forces of skewed highway bridges, simplified formulae are presented.
Further, if, on the one hand, circular movement is natural to something, it must surely be some simple and primary body which is ordained to move with a natural circular motion, as fire is ordained to fly up and earth down.
The transfer function amplitude of the elastic base moment evaluated at the first natural circular frequency of the structure is chosen as a new objective function in the minimization problem.
On the one hand, by means of theoretical analysis, the first natural circular frequencies and total mass of the two structures can be taken as parameters in the general formula to get the optimal parameters of the coupling dampers.
