Sentence examples for fixed main from inspiring English sources

In 1799, Cayley conceived of the form of a modern aircraft with a fuselage, a fixed main wing, a tail with surfaces for vertical and horizontal control and a precursor of the propeller to move it.

The statistical power reached for GLM for fixed main effects was of 94.5% for an effect size f 0.2 and a type I error probability of 5%.

The B-1 was also fitted with "Jericho trumpets", essentially propeller-driven sirens with a diameter of 0.7 m mounted on the wing's leading edge directly forward of the landing gear, or on the front edge of the fixed main gear fairing.

VRNH3, PPDH1, and PPDH2 and vernalization treatment were included as fixed main factors.

The LMEM calculates a regression line for each individual while controlling for baseline observation (fixed main effects).

Only fixed main effects and interaction terms that were statistically significant (P ≤ 0.05) were retained in the final model.

The definition of a chlamydia infection that uses fixed main-codes in combination with the code for a specific antibiotic treatment in the LINH network could potentially lead to an overestimation of chlamydia incidence especially in higher age groups.

In the second stage, the following model terms were fitted: overall mean (fixed), trial main effects (fixed), genotype main effect (random), genotype-by-trial interaction (random).

Since Hockney realized that he himself could not have drawn such portraits that well, that small, that quickly, he reckoned Ingres at least fixed the main features of his sitters by peering through what is essentially a prism on a stick with a precisely positioned eyepiece, to give the illusion of a reflected image projected onto a tracing sheet.

— Advanced Manual Mode – adjustable on Exposure, ISO, Focal Length (Manual/Auto), White Balance, Shutter Speed, Aperture (fixed f2.0 main camera).

Given that the model geometry and the coseismic slip model are fixed, the main adjustable parameter in the viscoelastic model is the viscosity of the viscoelastic media.