Sentence examples for quasi-forced from inspiring English sources

According to Panton (2013), the tangential velocity profile could be defined as a Rankine vortex having a quasi-forced vortex in the inner part and a quasi-free vortex in the outer section.

For quasi-periodically forced equation, see [20, 21].

The system of colonial domination, which involved some combination of slavery, quasi-feudal forced labor, or expropriation of property, is antithetical to the basic Enlightenment principle that each individual is capable of reason and self-government.

In addition, quasi-periodic behaviour under forced concentration cycling was also observed.

Our quasi-experimental design exploits the forced inflow of refugees from Northern Syria to the Southeastern regions of Turkey.

The continuation of quasi-periodic solutions for autonomous or forced nonlinear systems is presented in this paper.

Purpose of this study was to systematically assess the functional alterations induced in murine lungs by fibrogenic agent bleomycin and to compare the forced oscillation technique with quasi-static pressure-volume curves in mice following bleomycin exposure.

The remaining operating conditions are chosen so that the unforced CSTR exhibits a single stable oscillation; this means that for small forcing amplitudes the system behaves like a typical forced oscillator: its response consists of alternating entrainment and quasi-periodicity.

In the forced vibration regime the aerodynamic forces and the pressure distributions compare very well to those measured in the static tests, indicating a quasi-steady behaviour.

The influence of microstructural anisotropy on shear response of high-purity titanium was studied using the compact forced-simple-shear specimen (CFSS) loaded under quasi-static loading conditions.

Quasi-static models are first developed, by using a forced balance approach, to define the effects of selected microstructural parameters, e.g. fibre aspect ratio, fibre off-axis angle and fibre volume fraction, on the damping and stiffness of a class of polymeric, discontinuous fibre-composite systems.