Sentence examples for deformation capable from inspiring English sources

A miniature thrust stand in man-made vacuum environment, based on the principle of leaf spring bending deformation, capable of supporting testing of thrusters having a total mass of up to 300 g and producing thrust levels between 1 μN and 760 μN has been developed and tested.

We have demonstrated a technique for the evaluation (in vivo and in vitro) of dynamic corneal deformation, capable of detecting differences across species and treatments.

Accumulative roll bonding is a severe plastic deformation technique capable of generating nano-scale microstructures in sheet metals.

This is not necessarily the same as saying that the free molecule can adopt only one or several conformations; for, as we shall see in this case, a moiety normally considered rigid may show significant deformation, or one capable of adopting several conformations remain unaffected through the transition.

However, the deformation parameters are capable of discriminating significantly across treatments (Fig. 8): the deformation amplitude and the deformation speeds are decreased with Riboflavin and UV-cross-linking (while they are increased with de-epitheliazation alone) and the temporal distribution is affected (while it was not with de-epitheliazation).

They enable morphological shape change while maintaining structural strength, and can reversibly alternate between rigid, load bearing and compliant, flexible states capable of deformation within unstructured environments.

The 120 mm actuator is capable of deformations up to approximately 160° in both the pure bending and pure twisting modes and of approximately 80° for both twisting and bending in the combined twisting and bending mode of actuation.

The paper presents sophisticated three-dimensional (3D) hydro-mechanical finite element (FE) numerical models using coupled flow-deformation and stress analyses capable of simulating the complex behaviour of reactive soils and slab foundations.

This element is also capable of plastic deformation.

The element is capable of plastic deformation, cracking in three orthogonal directions, and crushing.

Nonlocal and gradient theories are capable of describing deformation of heterogeneous elastic materials better than classical elasticity theory.