Sentence examples for degree of dissipation from inspiring English sources

Computers and Geotechnics 1997 21 4): 77 93] in which an optimized coefficient of consolidation reflects well the measured dissipation trend over the input degree of dissipation range, a systematic way of predicting a more realistic pore pressure dissipation behavior at high degree of dissipation with the optimized coefficient of consolidation is proposed.

The coefficient of consolidation determined from piezocone dissipation test and common interpretation methods makes the predicted dissipation curve match only at 50% degree of dissipation of the measured dissipation curve.

Applied to some real examples, it is also shown that the dissipation behavior of pore water pressure at a high degree of the dissipation range can be predicted well if the coefficient of consolidation is determined using the optimization technique with the data up to around 50% dissipation.

The thin black lines in each of the three panels show the upper and lower limits, the difference between the two indicating a measure of the degree of uncertainty in dissipation rate estimates.

This paper extends an existing single-degree-of-freedom (dof) energy-dissipation scheme to identify damping parameters for multiple-dof vibration systems.

A two degrees-of-freedom example featuring dry-friction illustrates the method and highlights the effects of dissipation on modal parameters.

An ideal electron donor is one whose degree of reductance and Gibbs free energy of dissipation are close to the regularity values observed by Minkevich and Eroshin [ 56].

On the other hand, the combined treatment of Dox and AN-88 had the same effect on Δ Ψm as AN-88 by itself, suggesting a certain degree of protection against Dox-induced dissipation of Δ Ψm and retention of the AN-88 damaging capacity.

It is also found that the experimental relationships correlating the degrees of consolidation determined by the two methods are significantly affected by the values of degree of consolidation with excess pore pressure dissipation at 100% of consolidation degree with deformation observations.

Meanwhile, larger turbulent dissipation rate means larger degree of energy consumption, so it is with the exergy loss.

Its mood of dissipation haunts Collishaw's art.