Sentence examples for combined stiffness from inspiring English sources
The quality of the machined part directly depends on the combined stiffness of the workpiece and the fixture.
Inclusion criteria were posttraumatic and postsurgical elbow stiffness, isolated or combined stiffness with an extension gap of less than 20°, flexion contracture of less than 120°, or pronosupination deficit.
According to IS 1893 (Part 1): 2002, any storeys which have a lateral stiffness less than 70% of that of the storey immediately above, or less than 80% of the combined stiffness of the three storeys above, are called soft storeys.
It should be noted that their measurements reflect the combined stiffness of the spiral limbus (SL) and the TM, as it is felt by the OHCs' bundles.
The result is a material that has properties that are typically hard to combine: stiffness and stretchiness.
Fibre reinforced composites, and certainly carbon fibre composites (CFRP's), are champions in combining stiffness, strength and low weight.
The design of the storage system was sandwich construction, with the core material made out of polyurethane foam, which combines stiffness and lightness of structure with very good thermal insulation.
It is desirable to devise a structural system that combines stiffness and ductility, in the most effective manner without excessive increase in the cost.
We demonstrate that with accurate measurement of dimensions, resonance frequency and quality factor, the Cleveland formula yields a combined cantilever stiffness uncertainty of approximately ±7% and the Sader method an uncertainty of ±5%.
The relationship between the resonant frequency and the stiffness is given as [[10]] f = 1 2 π k J = 1 2 π k m + k e J = f 0 1 + k e k m (3)where k, J, and f 0 are the combined electromechanical stiffness, the moment of inertia, and the un-tuned resonant frequency of the microscanner, respectively.
In the analysis with all individuals combined, aortic stiffness remained an independent predictor of mortality together with age, sex, glucose tolerance status, smoking, and ethnicity.
