Sentence examples for general corresponding from inspiring English sources

Using the nonlocal Timoshenko beam theory, a re-formulation of Hamilton's principle has been presented and the equations of motion and the general corresponding boundary conditions have been derived.

Further, in general, corresponding to all values of e d / r Open image in new window, the reduction in various responses are higher for the system with T y = 0.5, followed by T y Open image in new window = 1, 2 and 3. Thus, the symmetric arrangement of dampers leads to higher reduction in torsional responses for building with intermediate eccentricity.

Higher concentrations (> 8.6 ng/m) were reported between 7 and 9 September 2001, in general corresponding to higher PbTx concentrations in water and onshore wind direction.

In our paradigm, the effects on neurite morphology were less dependent on the transfected αSyn variant, but rather on αSyn overexpression in general, corresponding well to the dose-dependent toxicity of αSyn in human αSyn gene multiplications.

Then, classes from the 5th, 7th and 9th grades, in general corresponding to the age categories of 11-, 13- and 15-year-olds, were selected at random, one from each grade per school.

The one-factor model was specified to include one general factor corresponding to hypersensitivity to sound, with fourteen observed variables corresponding to the 14 items of the HQ and uniqueness variance associated with each item.

The Lee Kesler equation of state for the thermodynamic properties of small nonpolar fluids is extended to all fluids consisting of polar and larger nonpolar molecules, based on the general corresponding-states theory for highly nonspherical fluids.

In general, the corresponding dependencies for GeNWs (Figure 4, the bottom panel) are similar to the ones of SiNWs.

General solutions corresponding to mode I and II crack problems and contact problem are obtained employing Fourier transformation techniques.

The latter result was the basis of Boltzmann's renewed claim to have obtained a general theorem corresponding to the second law.

When ordered by species Importance Value by site, the stands in nine sites separated into three general groups corresponding to landscape type: (1) Heavily used for tobacco production.