Sentence examples for effect of the restraint from inspiring English sources

The derivation of closed-form solutions is discussed, and the results are presented in the form of design charts, where the effect of the restraint stiffness is highlighted.

Meta-regression revealed the period of post education would have decreased the effect of the restraint educational program (β: 0.08, p = 0.002); instead, the longer education period and more times of education would have a stronger effect of reducing the use of physical restraint (β: −0.07, p < 0.001; β: −0.04, p = 0.056).

The second section takes account of the fact that such separation may occur, and introduces the concept of a "coefficient of bulk kinetic energy restitution 'c' " and the final section deals with the effect of the restraint offered by the deforming test piece in giving rise to "clattering" impact.

The current project was designed to initiate examination of the mechanisms responsible for progesterone's ability to protect against the effects of the restraint.

Consumer spending constitutes 70% of GDP, and the effect of that restraint is multiplied as it ripples through the economy.

In order to reach this goal, the effect of the axial restraint to the beam was simulated: three tests were performed without any restraint to the beam, two tests with total axial restraint to the beam and two tests with a realistic axial restraint to the beam (spring restraint).

In this paper, an evaluation method for the effect of the PIB restraint on COD and an effective applied moment (=crack driving force) at cracked section was developed.

Analytical expressions are derived to assess the effect of the partial restraint on the transverse dynamic characteristics of a seismically isolated regular bridge.

The effect of the frictional restraint along the top and bottom contact surfaces and the influence of partial slip have received very little attention in the literature.

Design equations for lateral torsional buckling (LTB) resistance in most specifications ignore the effect of the lateral restraint offered by the metal deck form or by the concrete slab.

The experimental programme was particularly concerned with the effect of the axial restraint on eventual catenary action, which may be able to prevent the beam's deflections from running-away at very high temperatures.