Sentence examples for loading term from inspiring English sources
The dimensionless transverse loading term is retained in the leading order equations only if it is rescaled by ϵ1/2.
Transverse loading term is also expanded into a double sine series as p + z = ∑ m = 1 ∞ ∑ n = 1 ∞ p + m n z sin α m x sin β n y, (8 where α m = m π a and β n = n π b, in which m, n = odd numbers (1, 3, 5,…).
A set of global shape functions is considered to approximate the pore pressure loading term in the poroelastic equation, the transient terms of pore pressure and displacements in the pore fluid flow equation to obtain the particular integrals for displacement, traction, pore pressure and flux.
Our results suggest that mass loading terms of hot oxygen are the most significant ones and that mass loading is not important at solar minimum.
One significant consequence of Formulation 2B is the derivation of the acoustic velocity potential for the thickness and loading terms of the Ffowcs Williams–Hawkings (FW-H) equation.
A third proposed model of cross-presentation describes a unique intracellular compartment of exogenous antigen loading, termed the ergosome, which involves a possible fusion of ER with phagosomes containing internalized antigenic cargo [14], [15].
The elastic-net model (eq 11) did include multiple nutrient loading terms, though they generally had less impact than the concentration terms.
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Next, the coupled dispersion equation of the system is rewritten in the form of the uncoupled dispersion equation of the structure and the acoustic fluid, with an added fluid-loading term involving a parameter μ due to the coupling.
The second contribution of this paper is to verify the load term for a monitoring well observation.
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