Sentence examples for effects of steady from inspiring English sources
The constant electric field configuration represents the effects of steady state magnetic reconnection.
Based on third order polynomials, effects of steady state recycle streams of these cuts are also predicted in this paper.
The effects of steady compressive stimulation on intracellular calcium expression in MG-63 human osteoblast-like bone cells were examined using a fabricated micro cell chip with a microchannel array.
A set of iterative equations of the hose's three-dimensional motion is derived subject to hose reeling in/out, tanker motion, gravity, and aerodynamic loads accounting for the effects of steady wind, atmospheric turbulence, and tanker wake.
Of interest are the coupled effects of steady, laminar free-forced convection heat transfer, body spin, wall heating/cooling mode, wall mass transfer, and the type of fluid on the local skin friction and heat transfer coefficient.
Recent developments and paths forward in evaluating seismic performance of geotechnical structures are based on additional cyclic and post-cyclic soil behavior, such as the effects of steady state (residual strength) and combination of cyclic and steady state effects, and effects of void redistribution.
These approaches result in a compliance matrix for the layer's upper boundary, which includes the effects of steady-state motion.
Positive effects were observed following exercise regardless of whether the study protocol was designed to measure the effects of steady-state exercise, fatiguing exercise, or the inverted-U hypothesis.
The presented methodology results in a compliance matrix for the layer's upper boundary, which includes the effects of steady-state motion and can be used in any contact problem-solving strategy.
Shi, Y., and C.Y. Wang, The effect of steady state creep on quality factor Q, in Advances in Geophysics in China During the 1980s, Acta Geophys.
This study investigated the effect of steady noise, fluctuating noise and music on circulatory function.
