Furthermore, the working performance and energy distributions of the excavator with the pure displacement variable concept, and speed and displacement variable concept are studied comparatively.
Results show that, compared with pure displacement variable concept, the electric power consumption during the idle period can be reduced from 2.05 kW to 0.7 kW, the energy saving ratio under partial load condition can be up to 33%, while it is 28.5% under digging condition.
Here, we present a fluorescence-based assay that utilizes the indicator-displacement assay concept and can be used to prescreen inhibitor candidates to treat such conditions.
This concept, displacement, more directly refers to the people who have to leave.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Direct displacement-based design concept: a Equivalent SDOF system, b effective secant stiffness, c equivalent damping versus ductility, d design displacement spectra (Pettinga and Priestley 2005).
In the first group, aspects are broached that are further discussed in the following under a specifically future research-oriented perspective: viz. a displacement in the concepts of time with regard to order.
We first define the concept of displacement space as a linear space in which each point represents displacements of structure under an excitation and initial condition.
The true site of nostalgia is therefore not a land, or two lands, but the loop and interminable traffic between these two lands.... Displacement, as an abstract concept, becomes the tangible home".
The displacement Deep-V catamaran concept was developed in Newcastle University and Newcastle University's own multi-purpose research vessel, which was launched in 2011, pushed the design envelope still further with the successful adoption of a novel anti-slamming bulbous bow and tunnel stern for improved efficiency.
Nevertheless, Heidegger and Nietzsche are both important sources for postmodernism's critical de-structuring or displacement of the signature concept of modern philosophy, the "subject," which is generally understood as consciousness, or its identity, ground, or unity, and designated as the "I".
