Sentence examples for defined bending from inspiring English sources

The fatigue performance of reinforced concrete slabs was investigated under clearly defined bending conditions with large scale tests.

The brewery's reputation has greatly defined Bend as a beer town while creating a unique training ground for brewers, and for samplers as well.

However, the descriptions of these molecules as having well defined bend angles, and possibly exhibiting shape-chirality, have limited analytical support.

The interpretation of invariants, such as curvatures which uniquely define the bending and twist of space curves and surfaces, is fundamental in the formulation of the beam and plate elastic forces.

Although these filaments have large elastic moduli, they have small cross-sectional areas, and it is the product of the elastic modulus and the second area moment of inertia (I) that defines the bending rigidity, EI.

The persistence length l p defines the bending stiffness of the polymer.

In this work we define the bending energy as follows: (5) E g = ∑ i = 1 n 1 2 C i θ i − φ i 2, where θ i denotes the angle between adjacent rods of point x i, while φ i represents the intrinsic bias angle of x i, as illustrated in Figure 4.

For each configuration, the total number of cycles to failure N☆ in creep-fatigue conditions is assessed numerically for different loading cases defined by normalised bending moment ∼M and dwell period Δt.

It has been observed that the method can perform excellently in a wide range of problems defined for the bending analysis of laminated plates based on various plate theories.

One thrash was defined as complete bending of the worm body one way to the outermost angle and back to the initial posture.

There is no evidence that the β-barrel and defining hinge bending are resolved in the 15 Å map.