Sentence examples for governing stability from inspiring English sources

To the best of our knowledge, our results represent first detailed unambiguous proof of unusual effect of sorbitol on the interactions governing stability of BM.

Accordingly, properly designed filters are integral to the performance of construction works, both with respect to the economic concerns governing serviceability and also for safety concerns governing stability at the ultimate limit state.

Solutions of group-classification problems are given for subclasses of equations of the foregoing type governing stability and vibration of rods, fluid conveying pipes and plates resting on variable elastic foundations.

The governing stability equations for nonlocal classical orthotropic plates together with the weighted residual formulation are employed to explicitly obtain stiffness and buckling matrices for a multi-layered super element of MLGS.

Employing an analytical approach, the coupled governing stability equations of the laminated plate are converted into two uncoupled partial differential equations in terms of transverse displacement and an auxiliary function.

Our study pinpoints the role of structured water molecules in conjoining hotspot residues that govern stability with residues that control selectivity.

We examine the associated linear eigenproblem both analytically and numerically using a spectral element method of arbitrary spatial order p. It is shown that existing sets of parameters, found by optimising the linear dispersion relation, give rise to unbounded eigenspectra which govern stability.

Also, it has been shown previously that different interactions govern stability changes in exposed and buried residues [ 36].

Therefore, our results support the presumption that different interactions govern stability changes in the exposed and buried residues or in residues with a different secondary structure.

However, the current models of aggregation have identified two factors that govern stability; one is colloidal and the other is conformational.

The grain size was a critical factor in governing the stability of austenite and the optimal grain size for maximum stability was observed to be ∼0.6 μm.