Sentence examples for joint theory from inspiring English sources
The design algorithm uses simple closed-form solutions for an isotropic patch in an isotropic skin and analytical results from a 1D bonded joint theory.
The design algorithm uses simple closed-form solutions for an elliptical patch and analytical results from a 1D-bonded joint theory, and it accounts for thermal stresses.
Validation of the thermal simulation is achieved by comparison between simulation and experimental test results, whereas a simple analytical model based upon the lap joint theory is used to verify the structural simulation.
We used a previously reported semi-quantitative rating form to test the whole joint theory of OA pathoanatomy [ 37].
After comparing with others, and making a joint theory, only then do you have your final result.
To date, the marriage between pattern and process based methods has yet to produce cohesive and practical joint theories, largely due to the conundrum in process-to-pattern projection (not simply 1-to-1; rather, could often be 1-to-many and many-to-1).
But this cheesily overwrought production, which subscribes to Jerry Bruckheimer's blow-the-morons-out-of-the-joint theory of entertainment, of course does the opposite.
The joint spectral theory of these operators is investigated by means of the Laguerre calculus.
Our aim in this special issue is the application of the PDE framework to additional case studies and to further articulate its overlap with other theoretical frameworks (e.g., the joint action theory didactic framework; Sensevy, 2007).
In this paper, harmonic analysis in the Heisenberg group Heisn = Cn × R with group law (z, t) · (z′, t′) = (z + z′, t + t′ − 12Im z · z′) is taken to mean the joint spectral theory of the operators L (Heisenberg Laplacian) and T = ∂∂t.
The joint spectral theory of a system of pairwise commuting self-adjoint left-invariant differential operators L1,…,Ln on a connected Lie group G is studied, under the hypothesis that the algebra generated by them contains a "weighted subcoercive operator" of ter Elst and Robinson (1998) [52].
