Sentence examples for distribution of section from inspiring English sources
Recently, the method is developed further into a versatile design tool that allows the definition of a target distribution of section forces or deflections in any structure.
In addition to the large number of different geometries presented detailed information about the spanwise distribution of section lift coefficients is provided to help the designer realize their properties.
A method of unfolding fiber length distributions from the distribution of section sizes created on a polished sectioning is derived, and a general equation relating two-dimensional and three-dimensional distributions is presented.
Distinguished from the distribution of section, the centralized signaling system is made up of controlling equipments in the center, station equipments, vehicle-based equipments, trackside equipments, and on-board equipments.
The distribution of section headings was manually analysed by one of the annotators and is presented in Table 2.
These workforce distribution issues were noted in the Sixth National (Australian) HIV Strategy (2010 2013), with particular reference to the 'fluctuating distribution of Section 100 prescribers … [and] the recruitment and retention difficulties for Section100 GP prescribers and clinicians with an interest in HIV' [ 32]: 47].
Through the non-uniform distribution of sections, critical conditions with accompanying large errors at certain frequencies are largely eliminated.
Synaptophysin density was measured with similar distribution of sections.
The expressions show how moments depend on support-to-member stiffness ratios and on distributions of section stiffness for service and ultimate limit states.
The latter rendered detailed distributions of (section-averaged) fluid flow phases through the medium, which can then be employed for the characterization of relative permeabilities.
24 This estimates an "overdispersion" term that, when added to the sampling variance of each NHS trust, would inflate the funnel limits to fit the observed distribution of caesarean section rates.
