Sentence examples for components of the interaction from inspiring English sources

Energy decomposition analysis shows that both the covalent and the electrostatic components of the interaction are important to determine the strength of the complex.

The flexible components of the interaction model make it possible to describe the train track dynamics in a relatively high-frequency range, which allows the investigation of specific aspects such as rail corrugation.

A three-axial force sensor (USL08-H18-1KN-AP, Tech Gihan, Japan) was located beneath the contactor to record the tangential and normal components of the interaction force between the fingertip and the contactor.

Dotted curves are those estimated based on the tangential components of the interaction forces Fig. 11 Perceptual differential thresholds towards the amplitudes of vibrotactile stimuli and average difference between the two types of estimates: (|bar{X}_mathrm{p1} omega )|) and (|bar{X}_mathrm{p2} omega )|).

Specifically, relying on the negligible influence of the inertia forces along the cable chord and assuming a quasi-static stretching during the motion, an appropriate static condensation procedure is applied which enables to account for the chordwise components of the interaction forces between the cable and the moving sub-systems.

All I can say is that, based on my own experiences, regardless of who was doing the harassing -- no matter what the age, race, class and other components of the interaction were - gendered intimidation and violence -- employing ideas about race, class and sexuality - was the intent.

Fig. 5 Simultaneous measurement of the acceleration at the finger side and the tangential component of the interaction force.

In addition, the model allows for estimation of country-level effects (i.e. the one component of the interaction terms in the study's hypotheses).

Second, for comparison, we describe a method for estimating a finger pad's deformation based on the tangential component of the interaction force between the finger pad and material.

Fig. 9 Example of the time series data of the accelerations at the finger side (ddot{x}_{s1}(t)) and tangential component of the interaction force (f_2 t)) when the finger slid on material surfaces.

On this view, the brain, like the heart and lungs, is a very important component of the interaction among body systems, but is not the supremely important integrator as suggested by the (mainstream) whole-brain approach.