Sentence examples for imposed to a from inspiring English sources

Mechanoluminescence (ML) is the emission of light consecutive to a mechanical force or stress imposed to a crystalline material.

When an initial radial breathing mode (RBM) vibration with sufficiently high velocity is imposed to a nanoring, circumferential flexural modes (CFMs) can be excited after a period of RBM-dominated vibration.

A three-dimensional finite element analysis is also proposed to understand the relation between the strain measured by the FBG sensor and the strain imposed to a plate and the consequence, of the application of such composite sensor plate, on the behaviour of a specimen submitted to tensile stress.

Secondly, continuity of pressure and normal velocity at the liquid shell interface is imposed to (a) derive a set of coupled differential equations governing the possible vibrational modes of the shell and (b) determine dispersion relations, i.e., mode propagation constants β as a function of frequency as well as changes in β values accomodated by flow.

An example of those challenges is the assessment of the state of damage that has been imposed to a structure after earthquakes of different intensities.

Still, this line of research is imposed to a failure risk due to its highly structured straightforward way of seeing the future [16].

Ford's MyFord Touch is impressive but also imposing to a novice.

Adolescents' feelings and emotional reactions to the physical and mental alterations that the illness may impose to a parent are often neglected.

The time limit imposed to reach a solution forces to define a reduced neighborhood structure.

Additionally, a novel adaptive smoothness constraint is imposed to ensure a smooth solution.

This approach results in an asymmetric neighborhood matrix; therefore, false symmetry was imposed to ensure a symmetrical neighborhood structure.