Sentence examples for displacements are converted from inspiring English sources
The resulting gel displacements are converted into traction forces using the inverse Boussinesq formulation, where the Boussinesq theory describes the displacement equilibrium solutions inside a semi-infinite elastic half-space with applied forces at its free boundary [19].
The individual pillar displacements were converted into the corresponding forces using a modified form of the Timoshenko beam deflection theory (36).
This displacement is converted to an electrical output by a pointer fixed to the mass moving over the surface of a potentiometer attached to the housing.
The axial displacement was converted into sliding displacement (d) along the sawcut.
Using these parameters, we calculated sea-bottom displacement using a static dislocation model (e.g., Okada 1985) and then the displacement was converted to the initial tsunami height, considering a spatial low-pass filtering effect due to the sea depth of 4 km (e.g., Kajiura 1963; Saito and Furumura 2009).
Measurements of particle displacement were converted into absolute distances by adjusting for measured axial length of the subject's eye, which was 23.97 mm.
The displacement of δ vs V coordinates are converted to Sd (spectral displacements) and S a (spectral accelerations), respectively, by the use of PFϕroof (modal participation factors) and α (effective modal weight) ratios as obtained from dynamic characteristics of the fundamental mode of the building.
The axial force and axial displacement acquired during a test are converted into stress and the strain in order to be used for the fabric material model.
The seismic waveforms are converted to ground displacements by a time integral.
The first module of the Meddis model corresponds to the middle ear where sound waves are converted into stapes displacement.
Simulation generates unitary myosin binding events during successive Δ t's that are converted to actin displacement by the myosin step-size and then to actin velocity by dividing by Δ t.
