Sentence examples for dependence of the constraint from inspiring English sources
The derived mathematical formulae show dependence of the constraint ratio, thermal stresses and thermally-induced plastic deformation on the design parameters of the structure.
A straightforward analysis is then presented that relates void coalescence to (a) the strain-hardening exponent and (b) the dependence of the plastic constraint factor within the inter-void ligament on strain, the latter being sensitive to far-field stress triaxiality and void geometry.
However, the dependence of selective constraint on the substituted type of amino acid may result primarily from amino acid properties.
This fact indicates that the dependence of selective constraint on amino acid type is less effective for both cpProt and HA_Human-Flu-A-H1N1, although this may result from a property that both the datasets consist of relatively closely-related sequences and contain mostly conservative amino acid substitutions.
Due to the explicit dependence of the coefficient r y) on y the constraint (30) may not be separated w.r.t.
The dependence of the resultant optimal design on the constraints used, e.g. at the member or system level, is investigated.
In this paper, we propose an optimal generation dispatch strategy for a distribution grid exposed to a heat wave event, while taking into account the dependence of operational constraints of various components on ambient temperature.
Frequently, the steep inverse distance dependence of the nuclear Overhauser effect (NOE), from which the distance constraints are derived, makes identification of sufficient numbers of constraints difficult.
Through a change of tracking error coordinates, we eliminate the explicit dependence of the BLF on time, thereby simplifying the analysis of constraint satisfaction.
The composition dependence of the glass transition temperature is established by considering the competition between the internal degrees of freedom and the bond constraints between unlike atoms.
