Sentence examples for constraint of rigid from inspiring English sources
These microstructural observations are in good agreement with those of Niemeijer et al. (2010), who found that increased shear strain leads to a reorientation of R1 shears toward Y shears, resulting from the kinematic constraint of rigid forcing blocks on the gouge material (e.g., Mandl et al. 1977).
For a fresh start Europe needs to build integration with a positive vision from the ground up instead of only through the back door of a common currency rooted in the negative constraint of rigid debt and a deficit constraints.
Similar to the rigid-body case where the DLM is introduced as a pseudo body force to enforce the constraint of rigid-body motion of the fictitious fluid in the solid domain, the Lagrange multiplier in our formulation is to enforce the fictitious fluid to move at the same velocity as the solid.
In addition, the constraints of rigid exclusion and inclusion criteria applied to RCTs may limit the ability to extrapolate the results to a wider population.
Surgeons typically removed significant portions of the lamina and the facet joints in order to visualize the shoulder of the traversing nerve root for safety and due to the constraints of rigid instruments, such as Kerrison rongeurs, in attempting to access impinging tissue in the lateral recess and foramen.
A detailed study is carried out of the effect of velocity constraints on rigid body motion and on the number of associated linearly independent eigenvectors.
A value for the pressure build-up on the Al core due to the constraint of the rigid Al2O3 shell of up to 0.25 GPa was derived from the temperature dependence of the lattice spacing for the superheated samples.
The method aligns preoperative CT to intraoperative cone-beam CT (CBCT) using free-form deformation (FFD) with constraints on rigid body motion imposed according to a simple intensity threshold of bone intensities.
Asexual mitotic division produces two daughter cells, one of which is smaller than the mother cell due to the constraints of the rigid cell wall.
This is a remarkable example of combinatorial diversity in nature with the constraints of a rigid scaffold and a conserved mechanism to target one of the most important classes of sensory molecules in biology.
As observed above with the TrpAb domain of three phylogentically separated TrpAbTrpB fusions, the corresponding TrpB domains (marked with asterisks in Figure 6) also show no indication of evolutionary convergence (suggesting that for this particular domain combination, fusion does not impose a set of rigid constraints that must be met in each independent fusion).
