Sentence examples for i modes from inspiring English sources

By theoretical analysis, the new formulae have been introduced for both the elastic and plastic mode-mixity parameters, accounting for ratios between the I/II, II/III and III/I modes.

Stealthy interactions are found between the Wang-Harvey pure mode I modes and mode II modes in Euler beam or plate theory, which alter the partitions of a mixed mode.

When the samples were excited at 785 nm, strong bands assigned to the adsorbed proteins are observed at 1338 and 1768 cm−1, assigned to the amide III and amide I modes, respectively, as already discussed in the FTIR results above.

Clusters are formulated in such a way that those z i modes that are adequately close to each other are concatenated, and all elements in the cluster inherit the color of the contracted mode, resulting in a non-overlapping clustering of the input image.

These phenomena were related to three elements: (i) modes of parental psychic working over, (ii) ways in which survivors communicate the traumatic message to their offspring, and (iii) repercussions of trauma on second-generation experiences (Table 3).

The appearance during the primary phototransition of a negative band near 1553 cm 1 assigned to the amide II mode of CaChR1 along with the appearance of peaks assigned to amide I modes in the 1600 1700 cm 1 region provides strong evidence that the protein backbone of CaChR1 undergoes structural changes as early as the primary phototransition.

Total overpotential in i mode of operation.

The general cases including the mode I, mode II and mode III are studied.

Table 9 Results of mode shape angle in China Southern Power Grid Location Mode Frequency (Hz) Angle (rad) Anshun Mode I 0.677 3.621 Mode II 0.484 0.122 Gaopo Mode I 0.685 3.370 Mode II 0.479 −0.310 Xingren Mode I 0.693 3.102 Mode II 0.478 −0.176 Luodong Mode I Mode II 0.490 3.555 Luoiping Mode I 0.659 0.000   Mode II 0.471 0.000 Figure 9 Results of mode shape angle in China Southern Power Grid.

These modes are described as follows: i) Mode 1 Conventional distribution networks.

In the previous section, we identified three possible meshing patterns; mode I, mode II, and mode III.