Sentence examples for d close from inspiring English sources
d Close approximations of beam deflection and rotation at support by three equivalent rectangular curvature blocks to those by linearly varying curvatures.
Variations in groundwater redox conditions, and associated changes in retardation factors are of particular importance to presumably mobile radionuclides, such as 99Tc; reducing conditions could result in much longer transport times than those predicted with minimal retardation (i.e., K d close to zero).
It is assumed that the output of the platform subsystem is the angle of rotation of the platform, and the input to the platform subsystem is the desired angle of rotation β, i.e., U_{d} = betaStandard control techniques can be applied to make the transfer function Φ/v 1 small and the transfer function Φ/U d close to identity.
Using d close to 0 means we emphasize simplicity over performance.
If the optimal fitting was obtained with a value of T d close to zero, then it is expected that such BIS measurement is essentially free from measurement artefacts at high frequencies.
Chapman said he was motivated to run in part by watching the Democratic Party establishment — including Bulova and her predecessor as board chair, Rep. Gerald E. Connolly (D) — close ranks around McKay. "Clearly they got together two years ago, or last year, in a backroom and decided: This is the guy who's going to be the next chairman," he said.
d Close-up view of a DD32mm mixing head and a DD16mm mixing head with rotor (left) separated from stator.
d Close-up SEM image and FFT pattern (inset) of the delineated region revealing the hexagonal packing of the nanoparticles.
d Close-up view of enclosed range in (b) with (Delta dt) between PS and CA residuals.
Fig. 2 SEM micrographs of a and b the untreated polystyrene surface, c polystyrene after cleaning with a dry microfibre cloth showing the presence of scratches on the surface and d close-up of the area indicated by the black rectangle in c.
(D) Close-up view of northeast Deuteronilus Mensae showing a low-angle ramp marked by backwash channels (part of member lHl1), which is cut by a shallow trough.
