Sentence examples for evolution of the equivalent from inspiring English sources

The elastoplastic response, up to the ultimate state, was analysed and aspects relative to stiffness, strength, bolt loads, prying forces, interaction between flanges and evolution of the equivalent von Mises stress distribution within the flange and bolt were examined.

The evolution of the equivalent modal frequency and the equivalent modal damping of the beam versus time and vibration amplitude are identified for several pressure values ranging from a primary vacuum to atmospheric pressure.

In addition, the PI current cells propagated antisunward by ~3-h MLT for the negative IMF B z (event 1), whereas the propagation during the PI cells for a positive IMF B z was smaller (event 3), indicating that the IMF polarity is important for determining the evolution of the equivalent current pattern.

The thermal dose concept enables us to compare the effect of an arbitrary temperature time evolution to the equivalent effect of hypothetically exposing the same tissue to a constant temperature of 43°C for a certain duration t43.

a Temporal evolution of the ionospheric equivalent currents for the first EEAS event, b second event, and c third event.

To make matters worse, it turns out evolution is the equivalent of a kind of "arms race" in which our ability to detect deception must keep up with our ability to deceive.

In that case, the time evolution of the system is equivalent to the one of a spin system with Hamiltonian H = ∑ α ∑ i ≤ j = J α ( i, j ) σ α ( i ) σ α ( j ).

Under the inside-out model, the glycosylation machinery would have been situated in the extracellular space at the base of cytoplasmic blebs early in the evolution of eukaryotes - equivalent to the lumen of the nuclear envelope and ER of modern eukaryotes (see Figure  1).

Presenting music theory visually is a job almost as difficult as imagining the ignorance of the thickest cloth-eared viewer, but Goodall had some champion graphics and split-screen tricks up his sleeve to demonstrate chord-building and the evolution of notation from the equivalent of hand signals to the familiar, though to some of us equally baffling, squiggles of today.

Based on the evolution of electrical parameters of the equivalent circuit it has been stated that the most probable mechanism of pit creation is the film-breaking model.

The nonparametric identification of the structure was carried out through an expeditious procedure based on the analysis of the evolution of the apparent frequency and equivalent viscous damping coefficient as a function of the apparent amplitude of the free decay cycles.