Sentence examples for master structure from inspiring English sources
We present the formulation of the dynamic response of a master structure coupled with a locally homogeneous and orthotropic structural fuzzy, with discrete attachment, composed of elastic continuous fuzzy subsystems.
A deterministic formulation of the boundary impedance of a general continuous structural fuzzy, which models its action on the master structure, is derived: it is shown that the formulation is different from the solution proposed by Soize in the context of the type I fuzzy law, established from the deterministic model of a linear oscillator excited by its support.
Piezoelectric patches are bonded as sensor/actuator to the master structure at different locations along the length of the beam.
In many aerospace and related applications a primary or master structure is loaded with equipment or substructures.
As introduced by Soize, the master structure is the part of the coupled system which is accessible by classical modeling, whereas the structural fuzzy represents systems connected to the master structure, whose characteristics are imprecisely known.
The goal of this work is to understand the effects of array impedance and spacing on energy flow in the master structure.
This was carried out using SEM and the pitch of the master structures was directly compared to the one of the final nTP (Table 2).
The structures simulated are mainly comprised of cross-ply or angle-ply laminated thin-walled master structures bonded with isotropic piezoelectric layers or patches that are considered as actuators.
In those books, and Cloud Atlas, he mastered structure, indeed became a virtuoso.
The electric powered wheelchair mentioned in this paper is based on CAN-bus and multi-master structure.
The Dutch education system was different from the Anglo-Saxon Bachelor-Master type until the 2002/2003 when the higher education system in the Netherlands was organized as Bachelor-Master structure in the framework of the harmonization of educational systems in the European Union, regulated by the Bologna agreement (1999).
