Sentence examples for mode which results from inspiring English sources
Wrapped ends were suggested to restrict the end delamination failure mode which results in rather low and uncertain load carrying capacity.
Nearly 60% of the peak loads can be attributed to the assumption of a fully sealed building mode, which results in the full effect of the pressure drop within the vortex being experienced on all surfaces of the building.
Otherwise, it uses direct transmission mode, which results in more cooperation overhead and does not improve the data rate from the sender to the recipient.
The high-frequency Raman peak at 1,006 cm−1 corresponds to the vanadyl mode terminal oxygen stretching mode, which results from an unshared oxygen[23].
The second peak at 710 cm−1 is assigned to the doubly coordinated oxygen (V2-O) stretching mode which results from corner-shared oxygens common to two pyramids.
The third peak at 532 cm−1 is assigned to the triply coordinated oxygen (V3-O) stretching mode which results from edged-shared oxygens common to three pyramids.
Namely, cross-sectional displacement and strain fields are composed of independent and orthogonal modes, which results in unambiguously defined generalised cross-sectional stress-resultants and in a minimisation of the coupling of equilibrium equations.
It is shown that these motions may give raise to bouncing modes, which results in high bearing forces and hence can be a possible cause of failure.
Note that, one way of performing prediction mode decision would exhaustively search the possibilities within a set containing all possible modes, which results in an undesirable complexity.
When the wavevector is perturbed, resonances occur around the trapped modes which results in transmission anomalies and dramatic field amplification in graphene stacks.
Despite the foregoing discussion on cell-to-cell variability, the inherent robustness in metabolic networks drive the physiological state to very few distinct modes, which results in multimodal distribution in response space.
