Sentence examples for modes of typical from inspiring English sources
The paper also presents a study of vibration modes of typical derrick and inclined boom with respect to possible dynamic sensitivity to wind induced excitations.
Twelve full-scale STCS specimens with various geometric properties were constructed and tested statically in the lab, in order to obtain the strength as well as the failure modes of typical STCS's.
Three wall specimens under vented gas explosions experienced damage modes of typical two-way flexural deformation along with shattering of AAC blocks at the latter stage of gas explosions.
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This is unlike the ATP binding mode of typical protein kinases (18), which use the conserved, ATP-binding motif GxGxxGxV (x, any amino acid), not found in PI3KCs and PI3K-related kinases.
The plasmon modes of a typical nanomatryoshka of size [a1, a2, a3] = [75, 50, 35] nm are analyzed first.
Based on this methodology, the dominant modes of two typical single-layer reticulated shells are identified and investigated, and then the responses resulting from the modal combination of these identified dominant modes are compared to that of the first 30 and 250 modes, as well as the time history analysis results.
"Like in those early exhibitions, in Wild Style, I have removed the premodern African objects from their original context in order to present them purely as art objects, using the same modes of presentation typical in contemporary art".
(3) The main factor that affects the operation mode optimization of typical scenarios of PV-BESS power plants is the assessing rewards or penalties.
We will first approach it by using a mode of argument typical of phenomenology.
The former refers to an associative mode of thought, typical of unconscious mental life.
