Sentence examples for equilibrium forces from inspiring English sources
From the elasto-static formulation for isotropic materials utilizing complex variable functions, we have developed the required equilibrium forces.
The thematic units of the learning environment are: Position and Displacement; Motion; Forces and Equilibrium; Forces and Motion; and, Forces and Momentum.
If natural gas compositions are constrained by equilibrium forces, they should have log Q values near these limits relative to the log Q limits for unaltered thermogenic gases.
In the FEA, the initial stiffness method with Process Modification (acceleration technique) is used to solve the equilibrium forces in the global solution.
The simulation results show that the water molecule diffusion resistance force has various effects on an IPMC beam, such as the water concentration, charge density of sodium ions and internal equilibrium forces.
By analyzing and describing equilibrium forces acting on the anchor and embedded drag line, and the interaction between them at the UED, concise expressions are formulated for predicting the UED in terms of characteristics of the anchor, drag line and soil.
As an application of the connectivity matrix, a minimal-mass design subjected to force equilibrium (force balance) and yield and buckling stress constraints is shown.
Each DC iris lens possesses a specific transfer function due to a large deviation of the LSP in addition to the differences in friction, mass, driving force, equilibrium force, iris shape, and so forth.
Sometimes, crises create the right kind of exogenous pressure to disrupt a dysfunctional equilibrium, forcing positive change and encouraging innovative adaptation by troubled societies.
Continuous polymerization of actin at the tip of the stereocilia generates the equilibrium force required to maintain the stereocilia height and, due to Newton's first law, provide a resting membrane tension (Fig. 1b).
Some small biases before the step are to be expected, as the muscle had not completely settled to its equilibrium force (a necessary assumption in all of our simulations).
