Sentence examples for correct stiffness from inspiring English sources

Stiffness is of critical importance for optimum measurement performance, and selection of the correct stiffness involves a difficult trade-off.

Thus the corrected stiffness is ∼0.05 pN/nm agreeing well with the data obtained from the analysis of the MSD⊥.

Technically this is not correct, since stiffness is expressed in units of N/m.

During this time, the correct mechanical stiffness of the lens, which is required for light focus and accommodation and requires a modified cytoskeleton, is established.

The formulation provides expressions for the asymptotically correct cross-sectional stiffness constants in closed form, facilitating design-trend studies.

Research in adults with neurological disorders has shown that walking energy cost with a typical spring-like AFO could be optimised by choosing the correct AFO ankle stiffness [ 33], suggesting that there may be an optimal match between a patient's characteristics and the mechanical properties of an AFO.

The shear displacement was corrected with machine stiffness (4.4 × 108 N/m).

Component malpositioning in the frontal, sagittal, and coronal plane should be corrected to avoid stiffness recurrence.

In addition, resting activation of skeletal muscle fibers is estimated to be 6.5% and 10% from measurements at low calcium of residual ATPase and muscle stiffness (correcting for osmotic swelling) respectively [32], [33].

Commercially available finite element method (FEM) software, i.e., ANSYS (V14.0), is used to verify the correct implementation of the stiffness method.

At small to modest amplitude, the linearity assumption remains correct in terms of stiffness but, on the contrary, the dissipation in joints is strongly amplitude-dependent.