Sentence examples for deflection free from inspiring English sources

The deflection free (110) cleavage up to 3700 m/s in this work contradicts what has been reported previously; however, only observed under 3-line bending condition11, 16.

A mesh-free radial basis function method is presented to analyze the static deflection, free vibration and buckling analysis of laminated composite plates using third-order shear deformation plate theory.

The influences of power-law exponent, some commonly used boundary conditions and beam geometrical parameters on the static deflection and free vibration frequencies are studied.

The discrete singular convolution (DSC) algorithm is used to analyze the deflection and free vibration behavior of a simply supported anisotropic rectangular plate.

Next, based on the obtained optimum distribution, actual laminated MWCNT/polystyrene (PS) composite beams were fabricated and their effective stiffness, fundamental natural frequencies and damping ratios were measured through static deflection and free vibration tests.

Finally, the nonlinear deflection and free vibration characteristics of a composite panel are presented, illustrating the effects of geometric imperfection, temperature rise, aerodynamic pressure, boundary conditions and shape memory alloy fiber embeddings on the panel response.

The dissipated energy and equivalent damping are finally deduced according to the dynamic deflection of the free part of the beam.

A three-point bending test is performed to obtain the characteristic curves of the plates and a "free deflection" as well as a "blocking force" are defined as relevant parameters.

Note that not the deflection at the free end, where the target is mounted, is measured but the deflection d at the position x1 of the mirrors.

Barcelona made the breakthrough when Jasmine Matthews was penalised for handball just outside the area, and Losada fired home via a deflection after the free-kick was blocked.

The stiffness S=F/δ describes the deflection δ of the free end under the action of the force F at the free end as a special case of Hook's law.