Sentence examples for rigid area from inspiring English sources
Notably, the present-day approach of rigid area control prioritises a steady timber supply through an evener age-class structure but largely fails on the last point.
If a nondimensional presentation is used, the load deformation behavior depends strongly upon the diameter of this rigid area, whereas the R/t value is of negligible influence.
Forest planners in former Eastern Block countries tend to provide conservative forecasts of timber supply, based on a rigid area control under the legislated rotation ages, and often assuming uniform forest management behaviour irrespective of the owner type.
By allowing for dispersal and extinction as well as vicariance events within its model, DIVA does not impose adherence of area scenarios to a rigid "area cladogram".
These somites sometimes are fused to form rigid areas and sometimes are free, linked to each other by flexible areas that allow some movement.
The propeller twist enhances the stacking of the bases on one strand and therefore increases the stability of the helix meaning that regions with high propeller twist angles (large negative) would correspond to rigid areas, whereas flexible regions would have low propeller twist angles.
For elastic circular cylindrical shells subjected to radial loads and moment loads within a rigid circular area representing nozzles or mountings, the nonlinear load deformation behavior is investigated.
It frees them from the power of the local education authority, with its rigid catchment areas and admissions criteria.
Recruitment criteria, however, cannot be rigid in areas of low literacy, low education and where there are gender barriers to employment.
White and RGB SMD LEDs (0402, Osram) were pinned to the VHB above the rigid-island areas with Elastosil (Wacker).
Nowadays, zeolites are of interest for immobilization of protein [2, 3] and especially of different enzymes due to high surface area, rigid and well-defined pore structures, thermal stability, and hydrophilicity [4].
