Sentence examples for domain material from inspiring English sources

For those springs, the corresponding domain material is brick as isotropic nature and they are assigned to structural properties of brick.

To mitigate the effect of the standard MPM to produce highly oscillating stresses across cell interfaces, we have carried over our ideas obtained from the derivation of the second-order MPM to the Dual Domain Material Point (DDMP) Method, too.

In this work we combine the dual domain material point method with molecular dynamics in an attempt to create a multiscale numerical method to simulate materials undergoing large deformations with high strain rates.

Using a simple one-dimensional shock problem as an example, the present paper investigates numerical properties of the original material point method (MPM), the generalized interpolation material point (GIMP) method, the convected particle domain interpolation (CPDI) method, and the dual domain material point (DDMP) method.

Well, almost all of the public domain material we feature is by people who are long dead, so we haven't had any direct complaints from them, thank god.

It is about the livelihood and, indeed, lives of individuals like the late Richard Kapp and Lawrence Golan who depend every day upon public domain material in order to engage in artistic expression.

Will public domain materials be used?

In the blend, the cross-linked epoxy resin of the matrix is a thermoset polymer, and the PB polymer of the domain materials is liquid at room temperature [22].

After the detailed investigation of the RF8(EO 9/P123/water liquid crystal domain, materials have been synthesized and characterized by small angle X-ray scattering, transmission electron microscopy and nitrogen adsorption desorption analysis.

By granting these old works (some created in the 1920s) "restored copyrights" in 1994, Congress effectively traded away the American public's rights of free expression to these public domain materials, in exchange for the private interests of copyright holders and the heirs of foreign authors to reclaim copyrights.

For instance, there is the classical stance of strong reduction, claiming that all mental states and properties can be reduced to the material domain (materialism) or even to physics (physicalism).[3] This point of view claims that it is both necessary and sufficient to explore and understand the material domain, e.g., the brain, in order to understand the mental domain, e.g., consciousness.