Sentence examples for number of rigid from inspiring English sources

This discrete beam model comprises a finite number of rigid segments connected by frictionless hinges and rotational springs.

The rectangular chamber Green's function is expressed in terms of a finite number of rigid rectangular cavity mode shapes.

While autonomous wheelchairs are increasingly designed to use natural language for control, most of them only handle a small number of rigid commands.

In this approach the deformation region is divided into a finite number of rigid tetrahedral blocks that slides with respect to one another.

The LO-refinement is based on the assumption that the imaged macromolecular complex comprises a number of rigid modules with slightly varying relative orientations and positions between different modules.

The computational time of this algorithm is high because a number of rigid motion parameters should be computed for all possible correspondences between the query and enrolled images in the dataset.

To solve this problem, in this paper, different circle point curve equations are unified into the same form with the angle φ (φ ∈ (0, 2π)) as the parameter firstly, thus, an infinite number of rigid-body guidance solutions can be expressed on the finite solution regions through setting up the reflection relationship.

This ad hoc technique for matching thermal writhing is limited to filaments comprising a small number (<20) of rigid segments, which should be considered when choosing a segment size (see Discussion).

Pods are mechanical devices constituted of two rigid bodies, the base and the platform, connected by a number of other rigid bodies, called legs, that are anchored via spherical joints.

According to the latter hypothesis, Earth's surface, or lithosphere, is composed of a number of large, rigid plates that float on a soft (presumably partially molten) layer of the mantle known as the asthenosphere.

Plate tectonics describes seismic activity, volcanism, mountain building, and various other Earth processes in terms of the structure and mechanical behaviour of a small number of enormous rigid plates thought to constitute the outer part of the planet (i.e., the lithosphere).