Sentence examples for more complicated geometry from inspiring English sources

The real μBGA package has unique and more complicated geometry compared to ordinary diffusion couples.

If it can withstand as much compression as tension, then the more complicated geometry can reduce the amount of material needed for the bridge by 0.3%.

Then, a more complicated geometry is considered, which represents a realistic vacuum vessel of an ITER like fusion device (double layer structure with several portholes).

Nevertheless, we notice that in the above three-dimensional model, anharmonicity (necessary condition for standard heat conduction in one-dimensional lattice chains [23]), despite the potential form itself, intervenes due to a more complicated geometry and the presence of angular and dihedral potentials (9), and (10).

The actual electric field enhancement has a more complicated geometry and, in particular, has been shown to exhibit larger enhancements near the ends of the rod.

In order to design more effective materials, more complicated geometries have been proposed containing both conducting and dielectric materials.

The applicability of the proposed methodology is confirmed with the simulation of extended tests with more complicated geometries and more intense dynamics.

The higher mass fractions such as the plant acids and their esters with even more complicated geometries have not been considered in the present analysis.

Various methods can be employed, focusing on the cutting edge strengthening by its rounding or by more complicated geometries including chamfer and optimized tool wedge radius and angles.

This approach was shown to produce accurate results for more complicated geometries by comparing thermal stresses at rotor blade groove computed using FEM and Duhamel's integral.

For more complicated geometries, complete determination of the eigenmodes may not be possible even though the wavenumbers can always be obtained.