Sentence examples for displacement smaller from inspiring English sources

The aforementioned sticking effect occurs at the static displacement smaller than the analytical results estimated by conventional stability criteria.

Water pressures must be applied as "follower" forces, otherwise a significant error is introduced rendering nonlinear displacement smaller than those of the linear analysis.

Minicars, with engine displacements smaller than 660 cubic centimeters, now account for one-third of all cars sold in recession-plagued Japan, but Nissan and its rival, the Toyota Motor Corporation, have both largely missed the trend so far, in part because they regarded profit margins on minicars as too small.

The St1.5/Al1 joints show displacements smaller than those of St1/Al.5 set, breaking for unbuttoning before of the other set.

However, all sets collapse for displacements smaller than the ring size.

The measured absolute error of bubble 3D displacement is smaller than 0.13 mm, and the relative error is smaller than 0.49%.

Outside this area, the displacement becomes smaller.

Also, the transverse deck displacement becomes smaller from the bent location to the abutments for all aspect ratios.

The c/aF ratio, and the oxygen displacement are smaller in the nanocrystalline Ce0.5Zr0.5O2 than in bulk Ce0.5Zr0.5O2.

However, the extent to which deformations will attenuate signal will depend on the size of the lattice: small deformations can add up to larger unit cell displacements across larger distances compared to displacements across smaller distances.

This design view was reflected in their moderate coal endurance, relatively small displacement and low freeboard, which limited seagoing capability.