Sentence examples for deflection resistance from inspiring English sources

The deflection resistance, also called the flexibility factor, is known as the L/D factor.

Meanwhile, by filling circular tubes into a buckling area, a considerable mass efficiency improvement with respect to deflection resistance can be obtained.

The different linear relationships between deflection resistance and applied impulse are identified experimentally, considering the influences of the effects of plate thickness, fluid structure interaction parameter, and patch size of loading area.

P. serrulata grown in the gravel-based skeletal soil showed greater trunk deflection resistance than trees grown in the other soil treatments, yet the stability of U. parvifolia was unaffected by soil type.

In the experiment, stress distribution, deflection resistance ability, dynamic property, and distortion effect of the Bridge's main control cross-section were carefully measured to investigate the mechanical performance and interaction between main bridge and ramp system.

Although the core height affects the response rate and the local tendency of deformation greatly as the impulses increase, the core height has a limited influence on the deflection resistance when the corrugated sandwich panels have the same areal mass.

Rotation of the motor causes deflection of the beam in its principal plane of stiffest bending resistance.

Due to the extrinsic effect of crack branching and deflection, the resistance to FCP of β-annealed Ti64 specimen was higher than that of mill-annealed counterpart in low and intermediate ΔK regime at both R ratios of 0.1 and 0.7.

Very good results have been obtained, in terms of deflection, patch loading resistance and vertical load on the pushing device.

Very good results have been obtained, in terms of deflection, patch loading resistance and vertical load distribution on the support section.

J mathematically equals the sum of the maximum second moment of area (Imax) and minimum second moment of area (Imin) that quantify resistance against deflection along the respective orthogonal major and minor principal axes (Supplementary Fig. 2) through the relative distribution of matter12.