Sentence examples for limit extensibility from inspiring English sources

Linking to devices directly may cause issues in the future, if a new piece of furniture is added, a new agent will need to be developed and it is thought that having an agent for each piece of furniture may limit extensibility.

Thus, it is reasonable to believe that increased pain during stretch may alter the neuromuscular control of the hamstrings, increase the eccentric contraction during stretch, and limit extensibility.

The other two models are based on the concept of limiting extensibility.

The three adopted models have also been supplemented with a newly proposed constitutive model (limiting extensibility with fibre dispersion).

The parameters Cr and n selected in this way represent identifiable physical entities; Cr the initial modulus and n1/2 the limit of extensibility.

PotentInl aparticulars of the results to the biomechanics of soft tissues are indicated.

Thus, we derive a new model – bootstrapped eight-chain model – that requires only two material parameters – a rubber modulus and a limiting chain extensibility.

Firstly, each system is designed and built for a specific type of context-aware recommendation such as movie, activity, etc., which limits the extensibility of the recommender to other application domains.

The eight chain model of Arruda and Boyce (1993) accurately captures the cooperative nature of network deformation while requiring only two material parameters, an initial shear modulus G and limiting chain extensibility where the parameter N is the number of chemical cross-links per length.

The results of the nonlinear regression suggest that limiting fibre extensibility is the concept which is suitable to be used for the constitutive description of the aorta at multiaxial stress states and is highly sensitive to ageing-induced changes in mechanical response.

However, these intensive modeling efforts include uncertainties in their parameterization, potentially limiting their extensibility to larger regions [51], or assume uniformity of soils globally [52].