The aim of this paper is to investigate the effects of these factors by modelling a set of conical sandpile experiments formed on a rigid base by concentrated deposition.
As it touched Nishida's early years, this "modernization" came in the form of both a rigid, often oppressive school atmosphere that demanded obeisance to the emperor, and a liberating exposure to the progressive ideas of the Japanese "Enlightenment" that had introduced western philosophy to Japan.
Since the quadrotor UAV can be considered as a rigid body aircraft, the analytic closed-form expressions of a rigid body's attitude kinematics are derived from differential of exponential on SO(3).
In this way the mind comes to form the concept of a rigid body motion, that being precisely the motion for which the mind can form a compensating motion.
So we continued to negotiate for a form, not such a rigid form, but a form of power-sharing at executive level; and the last proposal that we made was that there should be - in future from '99 onwards - if a party gets more than 50% of the vote, it forms the government.
They increasingly move from older forms of a static, rigid world into the dynamic and sensitive qualities of a living metabolism.
The second involved drilling holes every two feet in his raft and running rope through them, so that the raft was lashed together like a basket — in other words, in a form that was supple, instead of a rigid form that could be battered apart in a storm.
Polysaccharides, which make up around 90% of the apoplast, form a rigid structure to strengthen the plant cell wall and participate in cell-cell interactions and the defense responses [42].
Preparation of a rigid form, i.e. a specifically locked conformation, is a prerequisite for protein crystallisation.
