Sentence examples for dynamic discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Under dynamic discrepancy theory, the mass and stiffness orthogonality conditions are independently expanded to establish two model updating formulations.

The art critic John Berger described this dynamic as the discrepancy between what we see in these pictures and our own (more fortunate) condition.

It is also found that the discrepancy between dynamic characteristics derived for an analytical model and the actual structure causes the transfer function from the actual load to the estimated load to distort near and below the structural natural frequency.

Discrepancies between dynamic mechanical and dielectric data are discussed.

The discrepancies of dynamic behavior in base-isolated and mid-story isolated buildings are investigated experimentally in this study.

Moreover, the discrepancy in the dynamic analysis of a member of a spatial structure arising from the ignorance of the shear deformation effect necessitates the inclusion of this additional effect, especially in thick walled cross section members.

This discrepancy suggests that dynamic autoregulation is maintained during the early stages of sepsis but then becomes 'indolent' during the clinical course of disease, in the sense that the magnitude of the cerebrovascular response to a given change in MAP is preserved, while the response time of the cerebrovasculature becomes progressively prolonged [ 4].

The observed discrepancies suggested that dynamic characteristics are inherent to the nucleosomes.

Menotti et al. [12] propose a more systematic histogram partition based on local discrepancy measures and a dynamic programming algorithm.

This alternative approach pinpoints the pros and cons of each method since the discrepancies between static and dynamic analysis are propagated to the properties of the final structure.

An apparent discrepancy between the results of dynamic mechanical analysis and d.s.c. or TEM is observed and explained.