Sentence examples for homogeneous joint from inspiring English sources

Due to the usual multimodal nature of joint data, previous methods typically used a two-step procedure where homogeneous joint sets are first identified and then a parametric distribution is estimated separately for each set.

The results from the solution of the evolution equation for a spatially homogeneous joint PDF of the reactive scalars are compared with available direct numerical simulation (DNS) data [E.R. Hawkes, R. Sankaran, P.P. Pébay, J.H. Chen, Combust. Flame 145 (145) (2006) 145–145].

The advantage of using FGM interlayer as opposed to piecewise homogeneous joints is demonstrated through crack initiation tests.

These mathematical techniques are based on intrinsic properties calculations and on comparison with an ideal homogeneous image (joint entropy, mutual information, normalized cross correlation and index Q) as categorization parameters.

The signal was homogeneous, and the joint space was normal.

The distribution of infiltrating cell populations appears not to be homogeneous throughout the joint.

Adhesive joints show many advantages in comparison with other traditional joints such as welded joints, because they offer a continuous joint with homogeneous stress distribution, they are able to joint dissimilar materials (such metals and composite materials) and they do not require large investments.

Second, based on the one-dimensional DDA model, a further study on the size choice of a sub block for stress wave propagation is developed, which considers the homogeneous rock and the joint rock mass, and suggested values of block element ratio for both P-wave incidence and S-wave incidence are obtained by comparing with the theoretical solutions.

Scarf joints present an almost homogeneous stress distribution (HSD), while single-lap joints and thick adherend shear test joints have a very inhomogeneous stress distribution (ISD).

The experimental tests performed on AM-enabled TBJs under axial tension show 100%and70%0% increase in load carrying capacity and toughness respectively, compared to joints with homogeneous bondlayer.

A layer-substrate, or coating-substrate, interface can be mathematically formed by jointing a homogeneous half-space and a layer of another material or even the same material.