Sentence examples for constrained boundaries from inspiring English sources

The constrained boundaries are noted in Table  2.

(b) Constrained boundary evolution.

Regarding the nodal forces induced by releasing the pre-compressed bars, their components in the directions of surface normal at the nodes should be balanced with the reaction forces from the surface constraining boundary conditions.

The existence of sliding and frozen bed areas under ice sheets is significant in understanding basal thermal regimes, patterns of erosion and landform development, and in constraining boundary conditions for the reconstructions of ice sheets.

Furthermore, as a form of knowledge representation, metaphor use is constrained by boundaries of an epistemic community.

If metaphor is a form of knowledge representation (Weiner 1984), its use is constrained by boundaries of a community.

Analytical solutions are obtained for thermally induced axisymmetric elastic and elastic plastic deformations in heat generating composite tubes having a free inner and a radially constrained outer boundaries.

Ideally, future wiggle-match age models should be constrained, with boundaries between sections based on the plant macrofossil composition of the peat and physical chemical parameters such as the degree of decomposition.

The concept of twin-limited microstructures has been explored in the literature as a crystallographically constrained grain boundary network connected via only coincident site lattice (CSL) boundaries.

An approximate closed-form solution is also given as a simple description of constrained grain-boundary diffusion.

Constrained grain-boundary diffusion in polycrystalline thin metal films on substrates is studied as a strongly coupled elasticity and grain-boundary diffusion problem in which no sliding and no diffusion are allowed at the film/substrate interface.