Sentence examples for modified force from inspiring English sources
They act as modified force fields driven by dynamic molecular signal gradients and subject to physical/spatial constraints (Fig. 2).
In this paper, a modified force decoupling method for improved servo control of a magnetically suspended double-layer single-sided linear induction motor (LIM) is presented.
The form-finding of tensegrities is formulated as two unconstrained minimisation problems where their objective functions are defined based on eigenvalues of a modified force density matrix.
In addition to simplifying investigations of a universally modified force law, the ngravs extension provides a foundation for state-of-the-art collisionless cosmological simulations of exotic gravitational scenarios.
The key feature of this paper is combination of a feedforward force controller including modified force inverse model compensator (MFIMC) and velocity feedforward compensator (VFFC) with an internal model control (IMC) to compensate the surplus force disturbance caused by active motion of shaking table and to obtain high fidelity force loading tracking performance.
The change in the amount of ruffling was imposed while retaining the modified force constants mentioned above.
However, immobility time of the mice significantly reduced by vitexin administrations in both the tail-suspension and modified forced swimming tests.
The exact equations for this coupled system are derived with the fluid motion governed by the Euler equations relative to the moving frame of the vessel, and the vessel motion governed by a modified forced pendulum equation.
As a first step to provide evidence of behavioral changes induced by CN147, we chose the modified forced swim test because another OAA, Cpd60 was recently demonstrated to be ameliorative in the mouse FST after 7 10 days systemic treatment at 45 mg/kg.
Screws that modify force and motion are known as power screws.
The function of most of these basic mechanical devices is to transmit and modify force and motion.
