Sentence examples for conservation of mechanical from inspiring English sources
When necessary, conservation of mechanical energy takes part actively in the numerical scheme when evaluating the source terms.
Moreover, they contribute to a Tg increase in the order of 20 °C with respect to pure SEBS and to an appreciable conservation of mechanical properties at temperatures higher than the Tg of the PS blocks of SEBS.
Two approaches are applied to calculate the dynamic stiffness of SGAs: One method is natural period method based on the hypothesis of harmonic motion of the pendulum whose period is approximated because of the passivation and tailing of the impact force time history; and the other is energy method based on the conservation of mechanical energy.
These tandem effects result ultimately in the conservation of mechanical energy since the work done on the load is the same no matter how complicated the machine.
The phenomena of frequency splitting and degenerate modes can be proved either based on the conservation of averaged mechanical energy or by the concept of crystallographic symmetry groups.
Our Tc-zen1 RNAi data suggest that this conservation may be indicative of mechanical efficacy in removing the serosa with minimum disruption to surrounding EE tissue integrity and to the yolk.
Based on modified Darcy's and Fourier's laws, equations of mechanical equilibrium, mass conservation and energy conservation are derived by introducing void ratio and volumetric liquid water content into the model.
Another factor which can interfere with prediction equations is the effect of mechanical soil conservation systems overtopping, for example ridge and furrow systems, or failing from inadequate design or construction, as illustrated in Plate 43.
Successive years of mechanical operations and conservation tillage in Northeast China have made subsoiling necessary, and the tillage depth can be no less than 40 cm.
The profiles of temperature, concentration, velocity and pressure along the reactor were obtained through the global mass balance, partial molar balances, conservation of moment, energy balance and mechanical energy balance.
In Fig. 3, the equivalent wind speeds v equ_i (i = 1, 2, 3) can be deduced by the law of conservation of energy, which means the total mechanical output power remains constant before and after the equivalent.
