Sentence examples for method of shape from inspiring English sources
This chapter develops a simple and low cost numerical method of shape optimization for transient dynamic problems of solids with proportional viscous damping.
The numerical simulation method of shape memory process is established by coding the Arrhenius equation and utilizing the commonly used 3D Neo-Hookean hyper-viscoelastic model in ABAQUS.
The optimization method under both linear and nonlinear constraints relies on the active-set steepest-descent search, projections onto the set of linearized constraints, and an adjoint method of shape sensitivity analysis.
These finite element computations give excellent evidence for the validity of the presented method of shape control for both, the case of a step-input and the case of a harmonic excitation.
Previously introduced to assess the structural efficiency and to ease the selection of solid materials and cross-section shapes, the method of shape transformers is here extended to deal with the structural design of laminated composites.
When evaluated using the challenging Maximum Unbiased Validation dataset, shape constraints were able to extract significantly enriched subsets of compounds for the majority of targets, and FOMS matched or exceeded the performance of both VAMS and an optimizing alignment method of shape similarity search.
Rolling is the most widely used method of shaping metals and is particularly important in the manufacture of steel for use in construction and other industries.
This paper presents principles and mathematical modelling of new method of shaping, electrochemical generating machining (ECGM).
The first known mold-blown glass vessels bear the signature of Syrian masters, who used a ductile variety of soda glass that was particularly suitable for this method of shaping glassware.
The paper presents principles and mathematical modelling of a new method of shaping by electrochemical generating machining (ECGM).
A crane made from blush-pink agate — abrasive rubbing, not carving, was the usual method of shaping hardstone — justifies its extravagant existence by serving as a water dropper for a scholar's desk.
