Sentence examples for depending on displacement from inspiring English sources

Permeability of the intact granite matrix is below 1e−18 m2 and sample permeabilities of fractured samples range between 1e−17 m2 and 1e−12 m2 depending on displacement and confining pressure.

Fracture lineaments in crystalline and metamorphic rocks of southern Norway can be subdivided into joint swarms, fracture corridors and faults, depending on displacement, the fracture mode and patterns, and the presence of fault rocks.

Dynamic behaviour of L-specimen shows that the direction of crack propagation strongly depends on displacement rate.

In conclusion, management of periprosthetic fractures of the femur above total knee arthroplasty depends on displacement at the fracture site, bone quality, size of distal fragment and condition of implants.

Compared with conventional numerical methods, the proposed method does not depend on displacement and stress iteration, but on the base exchanges in the solution of a standard quadratic programming problem.

Using a mechanical hip impact simulator, we investigated how three marketed soft shell hip protectors attenuate and redistribute the impact force applied to the hip, and how this depends on displacement from their intended position by 2.5 or 5 cm superiorly, posteriorly, inferiorly or anteriorly.

Results also indicate that the selection of the method to estimate displacements depends on: displacement amplitudes, type of waveform, type of information requiered (either the peak displacement or the whole displacement signal), and magnitude of the displacements at the record end.

Note also that this minimal enhancer mediates expression posteriorly to parasegment 7 (the Ubx expression domain in the visceral mesoderm), partially escaping repression by high Wg signaling levels near the Wg source (Yu et al., 1998 ), which depends on displacement of SMAD by the Groucho-recruiting Brinker co-repressor (Saller and Bienz, 2001 ).

In first-order-theory models, pressure is displacement dependent, and it acts normal to the surfaces of structures; however, in second-order-theory models, pressure is normal to the deformed surfaces, and its value may also depend on displacements.

In this section, a binary deformable eyeball template is modeled and 2D gaze estimation is performed depending on the displacement in eye movements.

Depending on applied displacement and rotation, very distinct distributions of stress occur along the interface: dominant shear or dominant normal stress, compressive or tensile normal stress.