Sentence examples for range of clamping from inspiring English sources

We then discuss how to obtain the proper range of clamping force for a given PEMFC stack according to the structural strength, gas tightness, and non-slippage between the contact components under impact.

In this paper, based on the analytical results for the vibrations of solid annular plates, and the experimental results for the vibrations of laminated annular plates under a range of clamping pressures, it is found that the vibrational behaviour of a laminated thick cylinder is dominated by that of an individual cylinder lamination.

The range of clamp-measured glucose disposal rates in the eGDR validation study was 3.8 to 13.4, with a range of ∼9 to 11 in those with normal insulin resistance (5).

Consequence of clamping the adherends during the adhesive cure.

We therefore indicated for each trait, the areas where the values of the most important explanatory variables were outside the range of sampled values (clamping).

Two specific long-range interactions clamp the two halves of the domain together: a two-Mg2+-coordinated adenosine-rich corkscrew plugs into the minor groove of a helix, and a GAAA hairpin loop binds to a conserved 11-nucleotide internal loop.

Finally, we evaluated the stochastic shielding approach for the graph representing the ion-channel states of the classical Hodgkin–Huxley model, and showed that this approach is optimal for a wide range of fixed voltages under "voltage clamped" conditions.

For Mr Orban and his government this means modernisation - in the case of the media law, sweeping away old legislation and introducing a range of new measures intended to clamp down, for example, on racist and anti-Semitic material.

For current-clamp recordings, cells were clamped at a range of −60 to −80 mV.

Many non-Chinese companies have already been setting up factories in China, for example, to gain access to the crucial rare earth metals used in a wide range of modern technologies, since China began clamping down on rare earth exports in recent years.

It's easy to forget now that 'getting ripped on good pharmaceuticals' (Franklin) could symbolise a whole range of counter-cultural concerns, and was clamped down upon accordingly.