Sentence examples for elastic techniques from inspiring English sources

A magnetic ordering temperature near 35-50 K that is suggestive of Fe spin clustering, a rhombohedral-orthorhombic transition near 240 K, and an orthorhombic-tetragonal transition near 465 K. Use of magnetic susceptibility, dielectric and elastic techniques allows a probe into the coupling between the different available types of order in this material.

This will include standardised instructions for participant advice, application of both the rigid and elastic taping techniques, prescription of the lower limb muscle training exercises, and recording of treatment.

Elastic mesh technique (EMT), which is a new mesh regulation technique, is further applied to maintain the regularity of the triangular-element mesh used to discretize the dynamic boundary surface during the evolution of explosion bubble(s).

Method of elastic equivalence technique is used.

Then, to homogenize the boundaries' mesh density, new Density Potential Method is put forward inspired by the Elastic Mesh Technique.

We employ the embedded atom method and the nudged elastic band technique to determine the energetic profile of a carbon atom around a screw dislocation in bcc iron.

The J R curves and JIC values were obtained at room temperature and at 150°C by using single specimens and the elastic compliance technique for crack length measurement.

Using the nudged elastic band technique, the migration barriers of major point defects in cementite are also determined and compared with available experiments in the literature.

Because the distribution of strokes in a font image is non-stationary, an elastic meshing technique that adaptively constructs a set of local regions with equalized information is developed.

Neutron scattering study using the fixed elastic window technique is performed to investigate the effect of blending on the local dynamics of each component for polystyrene and poly vinyl methyl ether) blends.

His elastic scoring technique was developed to enable groups of all sizes and combinations of instruments to give effective performances of his music.