Sentence examples for damp stage from inspiring English sources

Getting your hair to the damp stage before blow-drying it means that you spend less time blow-drying it so that it isn't as damaged as it could be.

Second, a damping injection stage where the dissipation function is modified to ensure global asymptotic stability.

Newton algorithm is a universal descent method, where the iteration consists of damping Newton stage and quadratic convergence stage, i.e., pure Newton stage.

However, the damping injection stage can be avoided if the dissipative forces of the robot itself ({mathbf {D}}{dot{mathbf{q}}}) are large enough to satisfy the control system performance requirements.

It is therefore useful and timely to develop methods that account for damping at every stage of the design cycle.

Further, it is found that it is desirable to have high damping in the upper stage and very low damping in the lower stage.

Results show that the energy-based approach developed in the present study is effective and efficient in determining the overall damping property of a cable-damper system, particularly in the preliminary stage of a damper design.

Although the overall solar market continues to grow, executives and analysts warned that uncertainty about the outcome of the trade cases, which are only at the preliminary stage, could damp enthusiasm for future projects because costs are unclear.

Knowledge of the passive damping of sandwich structures and attempts to improve their damping at the design stage thus are important.

This model does not consider damping in a first stage: this effect is introduced in a second stage taking into account the experimental response of the piezoelectric actuator in resonance conditions.

Figure 8 shows the trajectories of the magnetization at the top of the hard layer projected onto the x-z plane when the dc and microwave fields are (a) Hdc = 16.6 kOe, Hac = 0.5 kOe and (b) Hdc = 11.4 kOe, Hac = 0.6 kOe at an angle of incidence of 0°. Figure 8a shows magnetization switching induced by large damping in the early stage of the switching process.