Sentence examples for increase of the beam from inspiring English sources
Such effects are more pronounced when the beam depth was small, but they become negligible with the increase of the beam depth.
To improve the efficiency of linear PEHs, classical strategies involve the increase of the beam length, tapering or adding additional cantilever beams to the free end.
In fact, an increase of the external reinforcement area does not always lead to the expected increase of the beam load capacity, due to the interaction of flexural and shear behaviour within the discontinuity regions of the strengthened element.
Different hardware measures and careful fine tuning in all sections of the UNILAC during the last years resulted in an increase of the beam intensity of up to a factor of seven.
An increase of the beam energy to 1.8 GeV at a tolerable breakdown rate, and an improvement of the final beam quality is desired in order to allow either lasing at 4 nm with a higher flux, or lasing at shorter wavelengths.
The Poisson's effect is found to increase with the increase of the beam thickness in the buckling analysis, while the higher-order bending moment induced by stretch strain gradient has an insignificant influence on the critical buckling load in our numerical analysis.
Towards forthcoming LHC runs, a series of upgrades is planned for L1Calo to face new challenges posed by the upcoming increases of the beam energy and the luminosity.
Even though the elastic modulus of the CFRP composites influences the failure mode of the strengthened beams, it may not significantly affect the strength-increase of the beams because the properties of timber species are a dominant factor influencing the failure of the beams, rather than the CFRP properties.
It was found that the deposition rate decreased with increase of the ion beam energy.
The protein concentrations are indicated (black), as well the increase of the electron beam dose from 40 up to 100 mC/cm2 (white).
The analytical investigation predicts the increase of the laser beam focal length and the decrease of the minimum spot size by increasing the external magnetic field for a left-handed circularly polarized case.
