Sentence examples for corresponding applied from inspiring English sources

The dielectric response is more sensitive than the mechanical one to the corresponding applied force fields.

Therefore, the maximum strains at the first appearance of a crack on the imaged sheet surface (crack initiation) and the corresponding applied tool displacements are shown in Table 3 as (bar {varepsilon }_{text {init}}) and |U y |init, respectively.

A new methodology is proposed to determine (1) stress intensity factors due to residual stress, Kres, when samples with high residual stress are tested, and (2) effective stress intensity factors, Keff, from corresponding applied stresses when closure contributions are significant.

Note that discrete-time models, as e.g. population models [ 33], can be easily formulated into the implicit form (4 - 5). Let us consider an experiment, performed on the biological process under study, for which a collection of measurements taken at the time indexes k1 < k2 <... < k m (not necessarily consecutive) is available, and let denote the collection of the corresponding applied inputs.

The corresponding applied field intensity is the order of the crystal damage threshold intensity that can be avoided by using high-power pulsed CO2 lasers, etc.

The deposition strategy and the corresponding applied conditions have a strong impact on the occurring technological and mechanical coating properties, which may be variable when they are exposed beyond certain critical loads due to their porosity and to a herewith activated creep phenomenon.

Transfer of coupon test data to the design of large bodies differs fundamentally from the corresponding rules applied to small bodies with large ratios of surface to volume.

The corresponding metric applied to two identical signal parts in the time domain yields the maximum likelihood estimator for the frequency offset, as derived in [14] and also used in [5].

The corresponding force applied on a surface was calculated using eq 2, where the deflection is multiplied by the spring constant of the tip.

The latter, corresponding to applying scaling factors of for the drum signal and for the accompaniment, is used then to evaluate the system performance in realistic conditions met in polyphonic music.

The results from this exercise, which are presented in the last row of Table 6 and 7 show that these estimates are, as expected, smaller than the corresponding ones applying to the entire group of immigrants with different ethnic backgrounds.