Sentence examples for loading component from inspiring English sources

For simplicity, one loading component is kept constant while the other is cyclic.

The investigation also comprehensively reveals how increasing the shear loading component reduces the pin aspect ratio of height-to-diameter required to maintain pin pull-out.

In order to reduce the interference error of each loading component, this paper proposed a decoupling method with the addition and subtraction processes using signals of strain gages.

Unlike the classical methods, where the randomness is circumscribed within the maximum mean loading component, this model relies also on the randomness of the maximum fluctuating action.

The in-plane shear behaviour of a new generation composite sandwich beam made up of glass fibre skins and modified phenolic core material was investigated to determine its application as shear loading component in a structural beam.

The amplitude of the non-proportionality inducing loading component is of a magnitude so small that the fatigue loading criteria, typically used in engineering standards for nuclear power plant safety, do not recognize the difference with the reference loading without this component.

This model allows input of arbitrary loading components and arbitrary initial separations.

The distribution of Extraction, Transformation and Loading components while keeping interoperability amongst them; can be achieved by SOA.

Tangential interlocking leads to inclined sliding conditions, which produce loading components in both tangential and normal directions; this explains most non-Coulomb friction.

The cross-correlation often existing between loading components acting in different points of the structure introduces conceptual and computational difficulties in many practical problems.

As reported previously the relative error (1.8% to 13.3%) for the loading components (flexion, axial load, internal-external torque, and anterior-posterior load) of the different activities results in a sufficient standard deviation of the resulting movements [ 8, 21].