Sentence examples for discrete member from inspiring English sources

Numerical modelling provides this setting, and the effects of variability in a stiff discrete member in a hypothetical longwall mining scenario are investigated within the context of three stratigraphic "types", Compliant, Intermediate and Stiff.

Secondly, a procedure is presented that fully automates the design procedure through the rigorous discrete member size optimization of the structural system subject to multiple performance constraints on both the local and global load effects.

In analytical solution, the Rayleigh Ritz energy procedure is applied and the stiffeners are treated as discrete members.

Load displacement curves are determined by dividing sandwich panel into discrete members and analyzing each of the constituents separately.

These are SR1 and Perere, discrete members of the CR1 clade, and SR2 and Perere-3, members of the RTE-1 clade [ 14, 15, 18, 22].

An automated method for grouping discrete structural members is presented in this paper.

Results suggest that the stiff-to-compliant ratio of the host rock has an impact on the relative stress-inducing effects of discrete stiff members.

This paper provides the closed form analytical solution to the problem of minimizing the material volume required to support a given set of bending loads with a given number of discrete structural members, subject to material yield constraints.

The goal of this study is to enhance the contents used in structural analysis textbooks and on worksheets by visualizing discrete structural members employing AR along with interactive 3D models in order to illustrate how the structures behave under different loading conditions.

With the exception of the tether complexes, these various factors all share the characteristic of being part of multigene families, and having distinct members of the family localised to, and participating in, transport steps at discrete subcellular compartments [ 9].

The starting point is Eq. (2) rewritten in its equivalent form (6). For the standard decay Eq. (6), when θ(t) is a constant θ 0 and the population corresponds to a discrete ensemble of members, as holds for microbial growth-decay, the characteristic time of the exponential decay 1/θ 0 corresponds algebraically to the "mean lifetime", ℓ 0, of the members in the ensemble.