Sentence examples for cyclic effects from inspiring English sources

Transformations of the cyclic effects on the vibrational data can be applied to isolate inertial quantities that are different from rotation-generated forces that are typically non-stationary in nature.

The proposed model took into account both the variability in tillage system parameters (soil engineering properties, tool design parameters and operational conditions) and the cyclic effects of mechanical behavior of the soil during failure ahead of tillage tools on the spatial variability in tillage forces.

While the response of reinforcing steel beyond the elastic phase is described through yielding, hardening, softening, and fracture under monotonic loading, these monotonic parameters are inadequate to incorporate random cyclic effects such as strength degradation because steel is vulnerable to fatigue damage under seismic loads.

Because most of the masculinity and symmetry raters were taking hormonal contraceptives, no cyclic effects were expected in these rater groups [10], [33].

These same male face and body photographs were also rated for masculinity and symmetry by two different groups of female raters, most of whom were using hormonal contraceptives which eliminate any cyclic effects [10], [33].

This self-reported menstrual cycle data therefore allows misclassification, so may underestimate any cyclic effects (although it does appear to provide accurate enough information to produce significant effects in some prior studies).

The S N constitutive equation is also expanded by the superposition of the mean stress effect and the cyclic effect in fatigue.

Considering the cyclic effect of earthquake motion is closer to the experimental results of full-graded concrete specimens, the increasing amplitude of 20% for dynamic tensile and compressive strength is more suitable.

A curvature component is added to the estimation of curvatures so that the cyclic effect can be understood as a different contribution to deflections with respect to creep and shrinkage.

The development of subregions' average TSR over the study period (Fig. 2) demonstrates the cyclic effect of demographic waves, which is most evident for Eastern Europe but also visible for other two subregions Southern and Western Europe.

This cyclic effect on masculinity preferences may be influenced by relationship context.