Sentence examples for joint compatibility from inspiring English sources
The contributions beyond our previous work are an improved algorithm for recovering the marginal covariances and a more thorough treatment of data association, now including the joint compatibility branch and bound (JCBB) algorithm.
It is important to note that the same distribution and number of elements used to model girder flanges were used to model the parts of deck above flanges to ensure joint connectivity and compatibility.
In addition to the nature of the adhesive, other important factors to consider include surface pretreatment, substrate compatibility, joint design, manufacturing demands, quality control and end of life requirements.
Since then the US has spent more than $10bn£6.3bnbn) improving, among other aspects, the system's radar and computer compatibility for joint forces action.
Considering the system verification for human motion analysis, we used the system for gait analysis and the results including joint angles showed good compatibility with other investigations.
Three types of test were used to investigate different properties of the system: shear tests on GFRP-steel single lap joints to verify the compatibility of the bonding system; puncture tests on GFRP-steel squared tubular short profiles to evaluate the response to localized stresses; three-point bending tests on GFRP-steel squared tubular long profiles to study the resistance to flexural loads.
Last year the parties launched a joint effort to improve the compatibility of Russia's armed forces with those of NATO, which should help us carry out joint operations.
Both longitudinal and transverse repair joints were designed considering the compatibility of concrete volume changes between the existing JCP slabs and repair slabs.
The joint scale encapsulates other invariants and compatibility conditions of regular isomorphism.
The semi-analytical joint model is based on kinematic compatibility and equilibrium considerations.
They also showed a reasonable compatibility between the shoulder joint contact force estimated by a musculoskeletal model and the measured force [29].
