Sentence examples for deformation difference from inspiring English sources

(5) The spatial distribution of ice underground contributed to the deformation difference and affected the development tendency of embankment deformation.

(2) The maximum embankment settlement of the QTTE was approximately 2.5 times that of the QTH, and the maximum transverse deformation difference was 1.3 times that of the QTH.

In fact, a certain temperature difference and thermal deformation difference exist between the outer surface of the detection roller and the internal sensor in the rolling process, and these differences may weaken or reduce the magnitude of interference and pre-pressure between sensors and the inner wall of through-holes, resulting in detection signal distortion.

Therefore, we concluded that PDL cells and not platelets are capable of adhering to PMEA based on this protein deformation difference between polymer films.

The deformation differences prove that the optimized driving system has high control accuracy in tunnel construction.

Specifically, the SyN (symmetric normalization) algorithm yields a high dimensional, intrinsically symmetric, diffeomorphic registration that guarantees no topological folding occurs while capturing large deformation differences between neuroanatomy.

To assess the quality of the new crossover measurements, we directly compare the relative radial displacements we obtained in section 2.3.3 to the radial deformation differences predicted at the crossover times by our simple tidal deformation model (section 1.2) with an a priori h2=0.03786.

The present research work introduces an efficient new method for condition assessment called the Deformation Area Difference (DAD) Method.

A splay fault may evolve and be characterized by physical property contrasts, a lithology-dependence of deformation, and differences in concentration and partitioning of faults within the structures, resulting in variable damage zone thickness in the hanging wall and footwall.

Using deformation grids, differences in allometric patterns among species are often visually striking (see Additional File 3).

The numerical examples provided show that for low load levels, the designs obtained from the different stiffness measures coincide whereas for large deformations significant differences are observed.