Sentence examples for deflection range from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the predictions from the new models correlate well with the experiments within small deflection range.

In addition, the uncertainty in the FC data, as it was defined by IMO, is in the deflection range of 20%% (high and low bound).

These efforts are argued to be successful in predicting the fold deformation of ultra-thin-walled LCCT, but limited to small deflection range only.

Finally, it was demonstrated that the fatigue breakage problem could be significantly reduced, especially at the lower end of the valve spindle deflection range, by a combination of re-profiling the thread root and shot peening.

The linear and rotary comb-drive actuators are mechanically balanced and feature two-beam suspensions and varied-length combs to increase the single-sided, static deflection range to 175 μm without sacrificing die area, linearity, or switching speed.

After the ultimate shear load, the strengthened beams exhibit an almost complete loss of load carrying capacity within a very small deflection range (about one half of that of the control beam); this is due to the loss of stiffness caused by side cover delamination and/or rupture of sheet.

The best alignment was observed in a low deflection frequency range from 2 to 10 Hz.

Subsequently, two identical sample thrusters were modeled with a separation distance ranging from 1.0 to 3.0 times the diameter of the nozzle exit and a deflection angle ranging from 0° to 20°, and the plume interactions were numerically investigated.

Different field signal types, deflector plate voltages and deflection frequency ranges have been investigated.

Deflection amplitudes ranged from 3.9 to 11.3° (equivalent to 0.35 1 mm deflections at 5 mm distance from the whisker base).

He wasn't tested often but came up big when he had to, stopping Patric Kjellberg's deflection at close range in the first period and sliding across the crease with his pads stacked to rob David Legwand in the second.