Sentence examples for freedom finite from inspiring English sources

This paper deals with the singularities which occur on the compatibility paths of single degree of freedom finite mechanisms consisting of rigid bars and pin joints.

Further the validity of the single mode dynamic buckling formulation is examined by comparing the results obtained for various boundary conditions with the numerical results from the dynamic response of a large number of degree of freedom finite element model of the beam without any restriction on the deformation mode shape.

Systematic procedures are formulated to assess the stability of a conductor's wind and ice loaded static profile by employing a multiple-degree-of-freedom finite element model.

Already under the assumption that the flexibility needed is the same in all components a considerable number of models needs to be estimated and compared to choose the suitable number of degrees of freedom for finite mixtures of LMs, whereas the maximum number of degrees of freedom allowed when fitting finite mixtures of LAMs using regularized estimation is less crucial.

This feature provides the possibility of obtaining optimized designs with crisp and explicitly parameterized boundaries using much fewer numbers of degrees of freedom for finite element analysis and design variables for optimization, respectively.

In comparison with the 36-degree-of-freedom rectangular finite element, the trigonometric hierarchical finite element is found to produce a better accuracy with fewer system degrees of freedom.

After coarsening the mesh contains 381.343 nodes and 342.648 mesh cells including 76.122 boundary elements with 1.144.029 degrees of freedom for linear finite elements and to 8.684.082 degrees of freedom for quadratic finite elements.

This generates as many simultaneous equations as there are degrees of freedom in the finite element model, and numerical techniques for solving such systems of equations are programmed for computer solution.

An 18 degrees of freedom thick beam finite element is developed.

These reflections reinforced Ricoeur's conviction that what humans say and do presupposes both a finite freedom from natural processes and a dependence on these same processes for their efficacy.

Part one moves from the ontological truth that I am a finite freedom whose endings are always and necessarily new beginnings to the existential questions: How can I desire to be what I am?