Sentence examples for continua at from inspiring English sources

The approach is based on the minimum principle of acceleration in dynamics of elastic plastic continua at finite deformation.

On the theoretical side, a consistent thermodynamic framework for the combined configurational and deformational motion in elasto-plastic continua at small and finite strains is discussed.

Lake, B; Tennant, DA; Caux, JS; Barthel, T; Schollwöck, U; Nagler, SE; Frost, CD, Multispinon continua at zero and finite temperature in a near-ideal heisenberg Chain, Physical Review Letters, vol. 111 no. 13 (September, 2013), pp. 137205 [doi] [abs].

It identifies five factors that influence community participation (needs assessment, leadership, organization, management and resource mobilization), places each on a continuum with wider participation at one end and narrow at the other, assigns a mark on the continuum for each factor, links the continua at the end of narrow participation and connects the marks.

Infants could not discriminate between cross-boundary facial expressions in the happy sad continuum at any age.

What we do tell people is, analyze the situation and then enter the level of force continuum at the appropriate level".

That artistry can be seen in "Michael Moschen in Motion: Touching the Kinetics Continuum," at the Joyce Theater in Manhattan for two weeks starting on Tuesday.

Furthermore, visualizing this selection as a continuum at multiple scales using multiple parameters allows intuitive differentiation of recurrent selection in non-exonic regions from mutation hotspots.

Irrespective of these geomorphological differences on local landscape scale we find that drumlin morphometric values remain part of a morphological continuum at the regional scale.

These materials can track their own evolution all along the product lifetime, gather helpful information and thus allow information continuum at all time and everywhere.

Initial diagnostic exam showed patient's condition rated a code blue on the Guccione hardness-tumescence continuum, at a level described as "harder than Chinese arithmetic" — in other words, a major hard wiener, bearing more surface tension p.s.i.i