Sentence examples for force compatibility from inspiring English sources

The proposed model formulates a set of displacement and force compatibility conditions between the various subdomains.

Draft legislation by Arlen Specter (R. Pa)., the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, would require the same kind of whiz-bang identification on the visas of all immigrants already in the States by 2007 and, by that time, would force compatibility between systems used by the FBI and Homeland Security.

PBI/DAIm TIPN membranes achieve well-balanced performance between high hydroxide conductivity and dimensional stability because of the dynamically forced compatibility feature of TIPN.

In this method, all flexible-interface co-ordinates are eliminated from the final set of system equations by utilizing the interface-force compatibilities.

The flexibility method is also known as the force or compatibility method.

A solution strategy comprises choices regarding force equilibrium, kinematic compatibility and constitutive relations.

The European Commission's push to create a universal phone charger standard has been the underlying driving force behind charger compatibility over the past few years.

Analysis of an indeterminate shaft is formulated by specializing following four sets of equations: equilibrium equations, deformation displacement relations, force deformation relations, compatibility conditions.

The modal data measured on the global structure are disassembled to obtain the independent substructural dynamic flexibility matrices under force and displacement compatibility conditions.

A generally accepted rational model to predict the shear strength of a structural member needs to satisfy Navier's three principles (force equilibrium, strain compatibility, and constitutive equations).

Thus, the differential gene flow rate between both partners' populations is seen as a disrupting force for the compatibility between the fungus and the host grass, which is a basic condition for the effectiveness and prevalence of mutualism (see Glossary; Saikkonen et al. 2004; Thompson 2005).