Sentence examples for connecting the end from inspiring English sources
Transition networks are a discretized representation of a potential energy landscape consisting of a multitude of reaction pathways connecting the end states of the reaction.
The derivation of the exact normal modes of oscillation of a linear chain of N identical particles connected by identical springs (extensible chain), but with arbitrary springs connecting the end particles to rigid walls, is now classical.
Interestingly, Kotsko refuses to blame September 11th, connecting the end of irony less with "a culture-wide turn towards earnestness and patriotism" than with irony having "simply exhausted itself".
The apparent friction angle (the inclination of the line connecting the end of TSP and the original point) is only 6.0 degrees.
When the last section of I-75 was completed in 1973, connecting the end of the freeway at M-55 with the other end at M-18 near Roscommon, M-76 was completely decommissioned, and BUS M-76 became BL I-75 with these changes.
These artifact segments were manually annotated and replaced by a linear segment (produced by linear interpolation) connecting the end points of the segment.
With three independent kinematic chains connecting the end-effector to the base, a fully functional mechanism with axis actuation and displacement sensing is realized in a double device layer ("oreo") SOI wafer using only conventional, microfabrication processes.
This paper investigates a solution for connecting the end-plate of the steel brace with the frame, using (1) shear-key plates fixed to the concrete with anchor bolts, and (2) a low friction material inserted between the end-plates and the shear-key plates.
At the onset of snap-through, the imposed displacement is at or below the horizontal chord connecting the ends.
Most importantly, a continuous feedback loop connecting the end-customer with the crowdworker fosters both quality and job satisfaction.
The transverse bulkheads connecting the ends of the belt were to have been 105 mm thick.
