Sentence examples for example subjected to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nashiri was, for example, subjected to the suffocation technique called waterboarding, and the agency later destroyed videotapes of his interrogation sessions.

We have computed the non-dimensional buckling intensity of the same plate as in the previous example, subjected to a uniform shear load.

A numerical example subjected to ground motion and two structures tested in the field are employed to demonstrate the efficiency and accuracy of the proposed method.

Finally, the developed methodology is illustrated using a reactor separator process example subject to both sudden and incipient control actuator faults.

The effectiveness of the proposed solution is illustrated by a wind turbine example subjects to actuator faults and constrained on the actuator dynamic ranges.

If a 100,000 hertz frequency, for example, is subjected to a combined electrical and mechanical gearing reduction of 6,000,000 to 1, then the second hand of the synchronous clock will make exactly one rotation in 60 seconds.

Gears and cams, for example, are subjected to rolling and rolling sliding wear, dry or lubricated depending on the applications.

For example, individuals subjected to 10-day cold exposure demonstrated enhanced glucose uptake in BAT, glucose oxidation, and insulin sensitivity (Chondronikola et al. 2014).

This approach is applied to an example system subjected to two different forcing cases: one in which the forcing is applied directly to an underlying linear mode and the other subjected to forcing in both linear modes.

The maximum interstorey shear forces in example structures subjected to actual earthquake excitations are obtained using the proposed method, and the results are compared with those obtained using the time-history analysis method.

The schematization studied and reported in this paper is generally valid for steel structures and can be applied where high ductility is required (for example structures subjected to earthquakes) or statically indeterminate structures.