Sentence examples for exerted load from inspiring English sources

For the cyclically exerted load addition there was no substantial difference between the observed ultimate deformations of bonded and debonded beams.

The simulated results clearly show that the exerted load, Young's modulus, elastic energy, and plastic energy decrease significantly with increasing temperature and decreasing indentation velocity and tip size.

Distances measured over the forearm and the palm (Table  1) enabled calculation of the real exerted load torque, which was about 20 25% larger than the used one.

The results show a good agreement between the identified random dynamic loads and the actually exerted loads.

The usually unmentioned phase response, are critical to obtaining a wide and flat operating band for the microwave detector, since a smooth phase response exerts small load effects to the diode.

By studying the cells before and after exposure to uniaxial strain, it could be observed that by exerting the load, the cells were organized almost perpendicularly to strain direction.

Dynamic tests performed with different motion profiles showed that the system can exert a load of 100 N with a maximum velocity of 100 mm/s maintaining the force control error within 10% of the desired value.

First of all, after structural modelling based on the finite element method, the large mass method is used to exert the load on the supports in the form of seismic acceleration history, which ensures that the equations of motion of the system are solved directly.

The fuel assemblies used in the OPR1000s in Korea employ four coil-shaped hold-down springs to exert compressive load at the top of fuel assembly so that the assemblies may not be damaged by preventing its hydraulic-induced lifting-off from its lower seating surface.

Biomechanical test is the gold standard for assessment of bone strength, which is performed by exerting a load to the bone until it fractures [ 52].

Older than 6 years – the disciplines based on natural forms of movement, developing movement coordination that do not exert selective load on the skeletal system.