Sentence examples for displacement setting from inspiring English sources
The lander was always deployed at low tide, when the sediment was exposed to the atmosphere, such that the reference and counter electrodes could be positioned as close as possible to the SWI using a coarse micromanipulator displacement setting.
An average force of 170.6±5.0 Kdynes was reached with a displacement setting of 1.7 mm.
Opportunistic violence, including abduction, rape, and few accounts of trafficking were more commonly reported to occur in the displacement setting, often perpetrated by unknown individuals.
Based on the Lie-group-algebraic properties of the displacement set, the 3-dof generators of planar gliding motion (G) are introduced.
Platform displacement was exclusively vertical, sinusoidal with an intensity (peak-to-peak displacement) set to 1.2 mm.
Obviously, {R O, u)}{R O, v)}{T w)} should be included in the displacement set {L i } generated by the ith limb chain, that is, {R O, u)}{R O, v)}{T w)}⊂{L i }.
Since {L1} = {L3}, we only need to discuss the intersection of the displacement sets produced by limb 1 and limb 2. The kinematic bond of limb 2 is {L2} = {R(A2, v)}{R(A2, u)}{R(A2, x 2 )}{T(x 2 )}{R(B2, u }, where x2 is a unit vector in the vw plane and is perpendicular to u.
The test was conducted using a servo-controlled electromechanical system (Instron 1114; Instron Corp., High Wycombe, UK) with the actuator displacement set to 2 mm/min.
Speckle tracking is complex and, thus, difficult to implement in real time, and has restrictive upper and lower limits on displacement, set by speckle decorrelation [ 4, 8– 10] and spatial sampling in the underlying OCT system, respectively.
"A" was the only one to remain within the 35000 LT displacement limit set in the Washington Naval Treaty and reaffirmed in the Second London Naval Treaty.
Semi-active dynamic vibration absorbers have one or both of the following capabilities: (a) initial displacements set to non-zero values and (b) damping adjustable in real time.
