Sentence examples for orientation radius from inspiring English sources

This model is first optimized to approach the characteristics of a real fiber glass polymer by fitting geometrical and statistical parameters, such as fiber orientation, radius, length, and curvature.

Therefore, the developed numerical model that is presented in this paper overcomes all the abovementioned limitations by account flow through matrix porous media and discrete fractures by taking into account all fracture properties which include fracture orientation, radius, and location.

The influences of part build orientation, truss radius and surface roughness on strength and stiffness are critically explored.

This study is intended to test the effect of patient׳s individual geometry of musculoskeletal system, acetabular cup orientation, and radius of femoral head on wear.

In MFA, the GMM determines the number of ellipsoids and the factor analyzer determines the statistics of each ellipsoid (location, orientation, and radii).

It can be seen that in order to use this approach the centers, orientations, and radii of the ellipsoids must be determined.

By their ascending orientation from the radius to the ulna, the fibres are largely responsible for preventing distalisation of the radius [67].

Algorithms and data structures are developed for a microstructure generation tool called FiberGen that enables realistic microstructures to be constructed based on targeted fiber radius, orientation, and overall porosity, with user defined variations about these values.

One of the most prevalent approaches is the Baecher's model (Baecher et al. 1977) in which a fracture is simplified to be a three-dimensional disc defined by its center point, radius, orientation and aperture.

Inside that radius, orientation to the bomb was a factor in shock wave impact.

The iterative post-refinement included SF (scale factors), CO (crystal orientation), RR (reflection radius parameters), and UC (unit-cell dimensions) for three microcycles.