Sentence examples for measures of deformation from inspiring English sources

These approaches, however, do not directly yield quantitative measures of deformation.

Systolic function parameters are measures of deformation or strain: RVfwS and RVfwSR (change in strain/time) and these are negative values: the more negative the value the better the function.

The development of speckle tracking echocardiography has made possible the measurement of ventricular longitudinal strain, a measure of deformation of the ventricular wall [25, 26].

Moreover, connections with two-network-based constitutive models proposed by other authors are exhibited through the choice of both the damage criterion and the measure of deformation.

Strain is a measure of deformation in response to the application of stress and can be calculated by dividing the change in an object's length by its original length.

Quantifying large deformation in granular assemblies using concepts originating from continuum mechanics is a challenging task because of (1) the discontinuous nature of granular displacement, which does not allow the definition of a continuum measure of deformation, and (2) the almost inevitable shear band localization.

Tracking of these markers provides a direct measure of deformation.

The techniques for tracking tissue deformation from (e.g., tagged) MR imaging are complex and require validation using an independent measure of deformation.

The proposed validation configuration is an MR compatible indentor used to apply deformation to a phantom and provides an independent measure of deformation allowing validation of MR imaging-based motion and deformation tracking.

Stretch ratios are a convenient measure of deformation at large strains.

A convenient measure of deformation is strain, and analogies have been made between strain fields and morphogen fields since both can act over considerable distances to influence cell fates [31] [33].