Sentence examples for displacement of elements from inspiring English sources

Those with the right knowledge will be able to place this novel in an exact historical context, but that's rather beside the point: the president is not named as Amin; the university is not called Makerere; there are odd moments when events of 1972 and 1979 are conflated; there is (maybe) a still greater displacement of elements of the Great Lakes refugee crisis of the mid to late 90s.

The linear displacement interpolation functions of the standard 4-node quadrilateral isoparametric plane element and the in-plane displacement functions of a quadrilateral plane element with drilling degrees of freedom are taken as the in-plane displacements of elements RDKQ-NL20 and RDKQ-NL24, respectively.

This is the reason why several of them are deciding to implement optical alignment systems to monitor the displacement of tracking elements in operation.

Heavy metals enter the cells by active transport or by endocytosis where metal binding to sulphydryl proteins or disruption of protein structure and displacement of necessary elements takes place.

In practice, the displacement of each element of the distorted sequence is conditioned on the displacement of the element of the same sequence.

This, however, can potentially dampen sound transmission, and adds another layer of risk for displacement of an element of the reconstruction.

Correspondingly, the macroscopic displacement of coarse element can be divided into three parts which are contributed by nodal (original), hierarchical and modal shape functions, respectively.

The displacement of the element is decomposed into the rigid-body part and the deformational part, as shown in Fig. 2. The rigid-body displacement includes two parts, a translation (from 12 ‾ to 1 ˆ 2 ˜ ‾ ) and a rotation (from 1 ˆ 2 ˜ ‾ to 1 ˆ 2 ˆ ‾, described by the angle α).

However, only the displacements of the elements nodes can be applied to calculate the RMS error since the points in the element have inherent discretization errors which are especially bad for surfaces with a relatively coarse mesh.

There are various types of transducers based on small displacements of elastic elements.

Geotechnical applications often involve large displacements of structural elements, such as penetrometers or footings, in soil.