Sentence examples for deformed position from inspiring English sources

This linear elastomeric part was initially designed to follow some available recommendations of the Uniform Building Code, UBC (1997), and AASHTO, AASHTO LRFD (2005), to provide a minimum vertical load capacity of 4,000.0 kN at the extreme deformed position of buffer and to provide times that capacity at neutral non-deformed position.

The error for the non-compensation case is the distance from the default position to the deformed position on the end-effector.

The peroneal muscles are of necessity stretched by the deformed position of the foot and appear weaker than the supinators.

The colored z-map was drawn by interpolating z-values with a scattered data interpolation function (in MATLAB R2015a) after deforming the positions of the NIRS channel grid with reference to C3(4) and T3(4) positions on the MNI coordinate system [50].

Second, the inconsistence at the boundary is removed by a mesh stitching algorithm, in which both the points on the sub-mesh and the global mesh near the boundary are deformed to an interspaced position by interpolation method.

In the analysis, positions within the deformed image were mapped on to positions within the reference subsets using second-order, two-dimensional shape functions.

Intuitively, the tensor describes how a small circle [in a two-dimensional (2D) scenario] or sphere [in a three-dimensional (3D) scenario] surrounding the focal position deforms during a given time interval.

For the deformable interfaces, the forces that the interface exerts on the fluid are calculated from the configuration (position) of the deformed interface.

The diffraction data (293 and 1.8 K) are well described with a Cmca unit cell with H atoms filling the deformed octahedra Mg4Ni2 and the positions within the buckled nets –Ni H Ni H– penetrating through the structure.

Thus, we reduce the number of degrees of freedom from N to two, the length of the deformed binding domain l, and the position of its edge (figure 4).

During this drawn-out process, the cell-to-be-isolated may retract away from its original position and is often deformed by the anisotropic stresses present at intermediate stages.