Sentence examples for continuous deflection from inspiring English sources

Collecting a continuous deflection profile is the most efficient way to identify those locations.

For this purpose, a rolling dynamic deflectometer (RDD) which measures the continuous deflection profiles along a selected pavement section (100% coverage of a tested path) was employed.

By applying the classical beam theory, Kim and Cho [100] rearranged the formula to estimate the continuous deflection profile by using strains measured directly from several points equipped with the fiber Bragg sensor.

To develop a more comprehensive HMA overlay on PCC pavement program that minimizes reflective cracking potential and thus improves HMA overlay performance, TxDOT employed evaluation tools for both continuous deflection measurement of PCC slabs and overlay mix material characteristics.

In addition to continuous deflections, the TPAD unit also collects continuous Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) data.

TPAD is an integrated nondestructive testing tool and it collects continuous deflections at approximately 50 mm intervals with three rolling geophone sensors while traveling over the pavement at 2 mph.

In their experiment Stern and Gerlach found only two deflections, not the continuous distribution of deflections that would have been seen if the magnetic moment had been oriented in any direction.

The wires are arranged in a special manner which allows continuous monitoring of the deflection curve of the beam.

Similarly, the toughening contributions from deflection by continuous tilting and twisting of cracks around the layered interfaces in particulate-reinforced composites are also assessed using fracture mechanics models.

In order to achieve the rapid measurement of bridge structure curve mode and locate accurately the maximum deflection, a continuous curve mode measurement method based on fiber optic gyro (FOG) sensing technology is studied.

DEP has been applied in a number of systems based on selective particle trapping and elution or deflection in continuous flow (Fig.  6).