Sentence examples for displacement scale from inspiring English sources

The TRX or "twist, roll, and X displacement" scale is a measure of the average percentage of time that a particular P linkage connecting two bases resides in the BII conformation; the higher this percentage, the more flexible the dinucleotide or dimer (Heddi et al. 2010).

A variety of displacement scales may be induced by soil liquefaction, and some spatially-small displacements may be filtered out or be eliminated by the coherence threshold.

A displacement effectiveness scale is developed in terms of single solute isotherm shape and location of the watershed point, determined by drawing a tangent to the origin of the light component isotherm.

For this purpose, displacement fields scaled by the design variables are added to the initial grid.

Open image in new window Fig. 20 Cylindrical shell with axially moving temperature step: residual displacements (enlarged scale) of the first load cycles in the vicinity of the travel distance.

Open image in new window Fig. 26 Continuous beam: displacements (enlarged scale) at loading times corresponding to a load position at the middle of the right span, and histogram of displacements (m) in the case of a force moving to the right in the second span according to the theory of plastic hinges including third-order geometric effects.

The government-led displacement was scaled up in 1996, with civilians often subject to violence by the Ugandan army and given less than 48 hours to leave their villages and move into the camps [ 22].

NURBS basis functions are suggested for the approximation of the displacements in scaling direction.

We can see decrease in displacements on large scale and increase in displacements just above the shallow part of the slab surface in both the HOM (Homogeneous) → LYR and LYR → SLAB steps.

That debate is about forced human displacement on a scale unwitnessed since the Second World War – and about an asylum system broken beyond repair.

In a statement, the latter described the plan as a "second Nakba", using the Arabic word for the "catastrophe," referring to the large scale displacement of Palestinians that occurred during Israel's founding in 1948.