Sentence examples for displacement I from inspiring English sources

Coseismic permanent displacement, i.e., static displacement, of approximately 4 m in eastward direction is estimated.

There are basically two types of boundary conditions: (I) the displacement (i.e., Dirichlet) condition and (II) the traction (i.e., Neumann) condition.

Two viscoelastic properties were determined for each type of graft (n = 10) by measuring the decrease in load under a constant displacement (i.e., stress relaxation test) and the increase in displacement under a constant load (i.e., creep test).

The relation between the horizontal slipping force on the spudcan and the spudcan vertical displacement, i.e., depth at different S is displayed in Fig. 6.

From now on a + Bx stands for a rigid displacement, i.e. a is a constant vector and B ∈ S n.

Such co-seismic permanent displacement, i.e. near-field static displacement, and its spatial distribution, can lead to a tilt step in near-field acceleration signals as shown by Pillet and Virieux (2007).

One of them relates the two forms of displacements, i.e., (w) and (u).

Speed estimation has been done on different kinds of displacements, i.e., rectilinear displacement and also classical road traffic displacement with different curves.

Resulting data were input into the Monte Carlo code MARLOWE to calculate the corresponding displacements (i.e., interstitials (I) and vacancies (V)).

The noninclusion of CTRW let us better capture the recency visitation bias; in our analyses only the individuals' displacements (i.e., successive observations in different locations) were considered.

Based on the three-dimensional theory of magneto-electro-elasticity, the constitutive relations and the Lagrangian function of the total potential are rewritten in terms of the generalized displacements, i.e., displacements, electric potential and magnetic potential, and their derivatives.