Sentence examples for constraint reaction from inspiring English sources

From the control oriented modeling perspective, Lagrange's approach requires the elimination of the constraint reaction forces in order to obtain a dynamic control model.

The foundation model is considered as a continuous distribution of linear elastic springs, whose constraint reaction per unit length is at each point of the foundation directly proportional to the deflection of the foundation itself, regardless of its sign.

Discussion: In general, a kinematic joint possesses more than one constraint reaction, for example, there exist 5, 4, 4 and 3 constraint reactions for an R joint, universal joint (U), cylindrical joint (C), and spherical joint (S), respectively.

The generalized impulse momentum relations for all bodies of the constrained mechanical system are formulated and solved to account for jump discontinuities in system velocities and constraint reaction forces resulting from impact.

Here, i fi,i−1 and i ni,i−1 are the constraint reaction forces from the ith link to the (i − 1 th link, i r i  = [α i d i sα i d i cα i ]T is the ith revolt joint vector, i r ci  = [α ci d ci sα i d ci cα i ]T represents the geometric center of the ith link, and i F i,i and i M i,i are the hydraulic force and moment vectors exerted on the ith link, respectively.

Sometimes the resultant effect of these redundant constraints can be considered instead of computing individual constraint reactions.

Based on these constraints, reaction boundaries are set, and a system of linear differential equations is solved with a biologically relevant objective function optimized.

Reported are the minimal NAD+/NADH ratios (NAD+/NADHmin), that fulfill the thermodynamic constraints (reaction directionality) at the measured and assumed concentrations (see Results section on Metabolome Analysis) for different intracellular pH.

If the system of equations (stoichiometric matrix which represents the metabolic network) is feasible, the algorithm generates an optimal flux distribution for that same network, taking into account the imposed thermodynamic constraints (reaction directionality) and limits on substrate uptake rates.

In addition to mass balance constraints, reactions that are known to be thermodynamically irreversible in vivo are constrained to have a non-negative reaction rate.

Like FBA predictions that differ from observation, the number of blocked reactions is also affected by condition-specific constraints, particularly constraints on reaction reversibility.