Sentence examples for edge constrains from inspiring English sources

By eliminating the edge constrains for IPMC actuators, the new diaphragm can provide significantly larger deformation.

We show through analysis and experiments that the new design, by alleviating the edge constrains, can provide significantly larger diaphragm deformation and consequently higher flow rate.

The local deformations of a beam ahead of the crack tip where the lower edge constrained by a stiffness is described for an anisotropic elastic material.

The glass panes with four edges shaded are more prone breaking than other shaded cases, but the four edges constrained pane is relatively safer.

This paper provides empirical formulas for rapidly calculating the resonant frequencies of an orthotropic, rectangular plate with its edges constrained by elastic supports.

The graph is then simulated as a physical model, where nodes interact with each other based on their physical attributes while edges constrain their movement.

In this paper we study the dynamic behavior of a clamped clamped spatial elastica under edge thrust constrained inside a straight cylindrical tube.

On this basis, the spatial cross-neighbourhood relationships between target and reference points are constructed by a two-level edge length constrained Delaunay triangulation and used to quantify the positive dependency degree of reference points on each target point.

Therefore, the bottom edge is constrained in z-direction but is free to slide in a frictionless manner in the radial direction.

For prediction, the potential new edges are constrained to be those meeting a certain degree threshold in the training network.

We also examined pair-wise correlations of these morphological traits between sites within species, the extent of morphological integration among traits, and the ranks of P within sites and species to test the degree to which characteristics of P at geographic range edges may constrain or facilitate evolution.