Sentence examples for natural relative from inspiring English sources

A basis for designing an intelligent control law for formation maintenance and fuel balancing is presented by exploiting the properties of the natural relative motion.

Our representation induces a better temporal comprehension of the motion but it also provides the topology of the natural relative motions.

Due to the natural relative abundance of these soils, availability, favorable engineering properties, they have been very useful for construction of foundation, roads, airfields, low-cost housing and compacted fill in earth embankments (Gidigasu 1983; Autret 1983; Ekodeck 1984; Sikali and Mir-Emarati 1986; Bagarre 1990; Tardy 1992 Tockol et al. 1994; Ojo and Adeyemi 2003).

Using resultant natural, relative and fractional molar abundances, absolute C enrichments, mean and standard deviations are measured.

The species were chosen according to their natural relative abundance at the old-field site and, as such, the lack of a balanced phylogenetic design was unavoidable.

(The clothes, the agency discovered, never made it to the foster children; the foster mother instead gave them to her own natural relatives).

Artificial microRNAs (amiRNAs) are a class of synthetic RNAs resembling cellular miRNAs, and, similar to their natural relatives, can mediate the knockdown of endogenous gene expression.

The balance between achievable muscle stress and adhesive forces thus sets the lower limit for the size of terrestrial free moving organisms, being of the order of 140 μm.[ 20] Similarly, microscopic artificial creatures equipped with artificial muscles are struggling to overcome the same adhesion hurdle as their natural relatives.

Damping can be considered just near natural frequencies relative to the branch, while at each other frequency can be neglected.

It is necessary to analyse the change regulation of natural frequency relative to parameters of system with the purpose of avoiding vibration.

In natural environments, relative abundances of REEs in minerals and water are widely used as a geochemical tracer of water-rock interaction.