Sentence examples for history of components from inspiring English sources
The objective of this research is to determine the potential of the Hybrid UAST as a new tool to continuously monitor, analyze, and store the strain history of components such as rail.
Starting from the brief history of components of control methodologies for SPRS to various control techniques including inverter control, chopper control, field oriented control, vector control, matrix converter control, microprocessor control, sliding mode control, digital signal processing control, neural network control, fuzzy logic control, and optimal control have been reviewed in this paper.
It clearly points out the failed assumption that the history of components is congruent with the history of the higher level unit to which it belongs.
Most likely, circumchromosomal datasets produce net topologies weighted by the differing evolutionary and recombination histories of components of the chromosome.
The loading history of engineering components can influence the behaviour of defects in service.
A step-by-step load was employed to approximately simulate the load history of axial components experienced in the construction process and the strain developments were monitored.
However, measuring the corresponding residual stress depth profiles is a challenging task as the results will always include the manufacturing and preparation history of the components.
The code, named VOLPIS (Volcanic Long Period Inversion for the Source), has as its main goal the retrieval of time-dependent source parameters, so that both amplitudes and time history of source components can be estimated.
In conclusion, we showed that HA/PVAs blend system may have diverse morphology as well as very broad spectrum of rheological properties, and could suggest that the rheology and morphology of HA/PVAs blends can be designed not only by controlling composition but also by controlling thermal and deformation history of the components.
Second, the evolutionary history of critical components of human marriage practices aids our ability to formulate informed hypotheses about the evolution of variation in human social structure.
While the terms "network" or "rhizome" have been proposed, reticulations often affect the history of organismal components but maintain the integrity of lineages [ 15], and all lineages most probably had a single evolutionary origin [ 16].
