Sentence examples for minor vibration from inspiring English sources

It provides in a single unit all the necessary functions of vertical rigid support, horizontal flexibility with enhanced stability, hysteretic energy dissipation and resistance to minor vibration loads.

Such design advantage is the independency of both vertical bearing mechanism and the mechanism that provides lateral pre-yield stiffness against minor vibration loads.

It provides in a single unit all the necessary functions of vertical rigid support, horizontal flexibility with enhanced stability, resistance to low service loads and minor vibration, and hysteretic energy dissipation characteristics.

This independency allows for accurate tuning of the initial pre-yield stiffness to permit the commencement of the seismic isolation process, or decoupling, just after the seismic forces exceed the maximum limit of minor vibration loads, contrary to the available isolation systems.

To the rest of us a minimalist is a repeat offender; not as sensitive to the minor vibrations of cut, we don't see what's changed.

Excessive wear is characterized by loss of tooth profile, which results in high noise and vibration, a minor loss of conjugate action and a reduction in efficiency.

The general assumption is that whole body vibration causes minor stress of the joint affected by OA.

This paper proposes a multidisciplinary approach, combining the terrestrial laser scanner, ambient vibration tests and minor destructive tests, to characterize an early reinforced concrete bridge in Portugal: the Bôco Bridge.

Instead, musette — with its driven, up-and-down pompe rhythms (the guitarist stroking his guitar and quickly palming the vibration) and its zigeunerweise minor-key laments, its thick chords, minor sixths and sevenths and ninths — already held within itself many of the elements of jazz.

Spectra (1) and (2) (Fig. 8) exhibited strong band at 1028.3/cm due to C O C symmetric stretching di-alkyl ether linkages and C O stretching vibration for cellulose, hemicellulose and minor lignin contribution (He et al. 2007).

To make sure he wasn't detecting the vibrations of passing trucks or minor earthquakes, Weber developed several safeguards: he suspended his bars in a vacuum, and he ran two of them at a time, in separate locations one on the campus of the University of Maryland, and one at Argonne National Laboratory, near Chicago.