Sentence examples for equilibrium between forces from inspiring English sources

The phenomenon was rationalized by a micromechanics approach, which considers the equilibrium between forces acting on the grain boundary surface.

In Fig. 1a, 2 μl of the CNT solution drop dangles from the vertically stood W tip according to the force equilibrium between gravitational force and surface tension originated from the adhesion force between CNT solution and alcohol-philic metal substrate.

The reason for this is that medialization of the joint center can reduce the joint force by changing the equilibrium between muscle forces and joint loading.

Isostasy is the rising or settling of a portion of the Earth's lithosphere that occurs when weight is removed or added in order to maintain equilibrium between buoyancy forces that push the lithosphere upward, and gravity forces that pull the lithosphere downward.

A static equilibrium between two forces is the most usual way of measuring forces, using simple devices such as weighing scales and spring balances.

The tension resides in the balance between agility and embeddedness in an ecosystem and the determinants of equilibrium between these forces.

This affects the rate at which an equilibrium between evolutionary forces is reached.

This outlier likely results from stochastic variation due to the proximity of the initial simulation parameters to an unstable equilibrium between the forces of recombination and mutation.

The plastic moment M pl and the depth D p of plastic neutral axis are then calculated from the force equilibrium between internal resultant forces produced by the plastic stresses 0.85f ck, F yk, and f yrk.

The internal angle of the wedge decreased with increasing wind speed, consistent with the force equilibrium between the lateral force of the monolayer spreading outwards and the increasing shear imposed with increasing wind speed.

This is in contrast with displacement-based finite element formulations that violate equilibrium between the section forces and the equivalent end forces computed for the moving load.