Sentence examples for exact constraint from inspiring English sources
Though a QKC is technically not an exact constraint coupling, proper design of the contacts can produce a weakly over constrained coupling that emulates an exact constraint coupling.
The theoretical kinematic design of flexure stages using exact constraint methods is well known.
A prototype spindle for low-force, low-speed applications that is kinematically constrained in accordance with the principles of exact constraint was designed, fabricated, and tested.
The manipulator design is based on the principles of exact constraint design, resulting in a high actuation compliance (flexibility) combined with a relatively high suspension stiffness.
This paper presents a method for allocating tolerances to dimensions in kinematic couplings, which are exact constraint devices used to locate one object with respect to another.
In addition to illustrating exact constraint checking methods, this work illustrates how the details of an application may reflect back a requirement to revise the design of the ontology itself.
In contrast, the PBE GGA only satisfies 11 of the 17 exact constraints.
While a number of different meta-GGAs have been proposed based on both non-empirical derivations30,32,33,35,36,37 and fitting schemes,31,34,38,39,40 the strongly constrained and appropriately normed (SCAN) meta-GGA30 is unique in that it satisfies all known (17) exact constraints applicable to a meta-GGA.
The answer to this question depends on the interpretation of special relativity and the nature of the exact constraints it imposes on influences between events.
The exact constraints of such a morphological system, the rules of insertion for the derivational morphemes, are still difficult to determine.
At 16 minutes: Andreessen answers why today's private companies — which Andreessen has argued can better compete with public companies (versus other public companies) — won't run into the same exact constraints as their public company counterparts when they eventually go public, too.
