Sentence examples for decreasing displacements from inspiring English sources
The aim of our experiment was to test if different configurations of additional walls would increase total resting time and synchrony of resting behaviour while decreasing displacements from the resting area in small groups of sheep.
Number of cycles to failure decreased with decreasing displacement rate.
The resulting rejection-free algorithm is validated against event-driven molecular dynamics: the equilibrium and non-equilibrium dynamics of hard disks converge to the exact results with decreasing displacement size.
Occasionally, our eyes move to smoothly pursue an object in the visual scene, and this type of eye movement can be identified when there is a regular increasing or decreasing displacement in the vertical axis with low velocity and acceleration (not present in Fig. 2).
It is well-known that in order to decrease displacements and accelerations in a frame structure during earthquakes, purely viscous dampers can be effectively employed, allowing for a remarkable dissipation of seismic input energy.
Howard Mollett, senior policy adviser, Care International, London, UK @HowardMollett We need a real push for commitments to decrease displacement, finance more coherent responses to displacement, and to integrate better protection for the displaced into national legislation.
The V7's smaller engine is in perfect scale to the frame, and its decreased displacement also results in smoother running and a shortage of reserve power at highway speeds.
Blocking the aditus decreases displacement in the low frequencies below 1000 Hz.
Medial plating showed a significantly decreased displacement, bending moment and strain at the fracture site in axial loading.
Future research topics have also been identified, such as innovations to increase displacement capacity and decrease displacement demands.
Our results showed that, first, blocking the aditus improves middle ear sound transmission in the 1500- to 2500-Hz rande andecreaseses displacement in frequencies below 1000 Hz when compared with the normal ear.
