Sentence examples for circumferential force from inspiring English sources
There are few instruments specifically designed to measure circumferential force generated by ring segments of arteries in vitro.
The loads consist of an axial force, a circumferential force, a radial force and a bending moment.
New developments involve the identification of the energy flux into the rotating system and an explanation of the role of circumferential forces caused by interaction with the non-rotating constraint.
The author makes researches on the relationship between inner and outer shells of pressurized double cylinders using equilibrium conditions of forces and deformation compatibility conditions with ring plate orthogonally connected to inner and outer shells and puts forward the expressions of longitudinal and circumferential forces of double pressurized cylinder.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 According to Zantop's theory, the circumferential forces are distributed better by horizontal loop sutures, whereas our data show that mulberry sutures are better.
When implanted in the epicondyle, the scaffold is exposed mostly to circumferential forces, and, therefore, will sustain damages before it can regenerate.
(B ) Model for the circumferential squeezing force (red arrows) and pharyngeal pulling force (yellow arrow) that act on the embryonic sheath.
In this paper, the input power flow from a cosine harmonic circumferential line force into an infinite cylindrical fluid-filled shell with periodic stiffeners is studied.
One of the fundamental functions of endothelial cells is to control vascular tone in response to mechanical forces applied onto them, i.e., shear stress by blood flow and circumferential stretch force generated by vascular transmural pressure.
Fluctuation of the circumferential aerodynamic force on rotor 1 blades decreases with the axial gap increasing.
A ring is generally provided at the intersection between the cylinder and the cone of an elevated storage silo or tank to resist a large circumferential compressive force at the intersection (the transition junction).
