Sentence examples for confinement analysis from inspiring English sources
In a relatively recent study, Abd El Fattah et al. (2011) developed a confinement analysis for eccentrically loaded circular columns based on partial confinement treatment, incremental-iterative nonlinear analysis procedure using a fiber model and the secant stiffness approach.
The impact of the tubes on confinement and analysis methods is also discussed.
His thesis work, titled "Direct Drive Inertial Confinement Fusion: Analysis of the Implosion Core", was performed with Professor Riccardo Betti at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics.
To address whether the mislocalisation of Smo in R1747Q mutant cells could be linked to a potential dysregulation of Arl13b ciliary confinement, FRAP analysis was performed and Arl13b movement between the cytosol and the primary cilium was recorded (Fig. S3E).
My primary research interests are of the impact of these instabilities on magnetic confinement, and the analysis of the role of instabilities on the design of thermonuclear power plants.
For it is a mark of life to resist arbitrary confinement, and "philosohical analysis" is still much alive.
Extensive calibration techniques and error analysis allowed confinement of uncertainty to the <5% level (with known caveats).
Mr. Shcharansky, a former spokesman for the Jewish emigration movement in Moscow, spoke of the book he plans to write on his nine years in Soviet prisons and labor camps, described the mental exercises he did in solitary confinement and gave his analysis of the Soviet system's impediments to individual rights.
In this paper the preliminary safety studies for the current concept have been performed with respect to the FFMEA (Functional Failure Mode and Effect Analysis), the confinement strategy, identification of source terms, and selection of critical event sequences.
Accordingly, confinement needs special nonlinear analysis to yield accurate predictions.
The proposed method may prove useful for better design analysis of hydraulic confinement around URCs, or inclusions in simulators for computational demands.
