In the field of packaging engineering, due to the nonlinear characteristics of cushion packaging materials, the dynamics model of a packaging system usually have strong nonlinear characteristics for the theoretical analysis process of packaged product damage evaluation.
The characteristics of leaf cushions show considerable variation corresponding to different taphonomic processes, preservational modes and ontogenetic stages so that this plant megafossil has been classified in various ways previously.
A sinusoidal displacement exciter was designed to measure damping characteristics of the seat cushion materials in the frequency range of 1 8 Hz with displacement amplitudes of 10, 15 and 20 mm peak-to-peak.
"If the amusement of a whoopee cushion sound is just about superiority, then the characteristics of the sound may not be that important, provided the sound can be correctly identified as a whoopee cushion," Professor Cox hypothesized.
On the alternating pillars and columns (that is, a pair of columns between each pillar), one encounters for the first time the cubical, or cushion, capital that was later to become such a characteristic feature of the Romanesque style.
The characteristic stitch is variously called Florentine, cushion, or, in allusion to the flamelike gradation of colour, flame stitch; its 17th-century name was Hungarian stitch.
Further, effect of provision of sand cushion and the thickness of sand cushion on permeability characteristics was also examined.
Alteration to the surface cushion appears to be sufficient to produce subtle changes in stride characteristics.
In this study, we construct a machine cushion with a pressure-compensated BPGS to observe and investigate the characteristics of both the pressure-compensated BPGS and the machine cushion.
It's one of the very few "design" hotels in Brittany, with all the usual characteristics – predominantly white decor but with brightly coloured scatter cushions, bold patterns, bucket seats and oversized plant pots.
The mechanical characteristics of the foundation can be described as the cushioning properties (resilience) that endow an ability to bear sustained or cyclic compression.
