Sentence examples for distribute external from inspiring English sources
Concrete tunnel linings, whether pre-cast or cast in place, are designed to distribute external soil pressures as uniformly as possible through the tunnel shell.
Bone adaptation also occurs when a joint cannot adequately distribute external loads secondary to derangements in articular structures.
Also, continuously distributed external forces can be easily considered.
It is found that diffusion-induced stresses are asymmetrically distributed through the thickness of plate due to the coupling effects of asymmetrically distributed external mechanical stress.
Ideally, a dialogue would combine a user's intentions, encoded in a profile, with information and services available in a dynamic and distributed external environment.
Numerical results show that when the regularization process is applied to simulated response measurements that include noise, the new method is able to reconstruct spatially distributed external forces with improved accuracy.
This paper deals with the dynamical analysis of a cantilevered Bernoulli Euler beam subjected to distributed external viscous damping in-span and with a viscous end condition by a single damper.
As key elements in the dynamic stiffness method, the first known transformed dynamic stiffness matrix and equivalent nodal loading vector for non-circular curved beams subjected to distributed external loading are established from the analytical solution developed using the famous Frobenius method.
The external electric field results from an equivalent electromotive force acting on a distributed external load.
In general, significant changes were well distributed between external and cranial traits: there were 20 external changes and 41 cranial changes.
Regarding the motivation of the tax changes, direct tax changes are more likely to be motivated by external factors and long-run reforms, whereas indirect tax shocks are roughly evenly distributed between external and long-run reforms and deficit-driven tax changes, see Table 3.
