Sentence examples for motions generated from from inspiring English sources

The majority of strong-motion records are reproduced with motions generated from asperities.

The ground motion from a source model composed of multiple SMGAs can be obtained by the superposition of synthetic ground motions generated from each SMGA with time shift.

Subsequently, the damage assessment of the analyzed structures was performed using ground motions generated from a Monte-Carlo simulated earthquake catalogue for the Vrancea intermediate-depth seismic source.

Strong ground motions generated from the 2011 Tohoku earthquake were well recorded by nearly 1200 K-NET and KiK-net stations across Japan, with a peak ground acceleration as large as 2933 gal at MYG004 and more than 1 g at 10 sites (Aoi et al., 2011).

The long-period ground motions generated from the 12 May 2008 Wenchuan, China earthquake, which was about 1910 km from Taipei, caused a significant resonance in tall buildings in the Taipei basin, and thus some people in a few high-rise buildings felt the vibrations.

Strong ground motion generated from this earthquake will provide valuable information to study the earthquake-induced effects on vibrations of this kind of super tall high-rise building.

Temperature contours on this surface captured via an infrared camera are used to extract the forced convection coefficient due to the fluid motion generated from the fan.

In the pseudo point-source model, strong ground motions are generated from subevents that are placed on the fault plane.

The time histories of vertical ground motion are generated from the ground motion spectra that are the functions of track, train, and soil parameters.

Spectrally equivalent ground motions were first generated from historical records to decouple the effect of duration from those caused by other characteristics of ground motions.

Generally, the frequency band of the motion artifact signal generated from the patient's movement is overlapped with that of the patient's pulse wave which is measured by the received light sensor.