Sentence examples for rigid prediction from inspiring English sources
The status of central lysine according to this prediction was encoded using a single binary feature (Flexible), containing 1 for conformationally flexible, 0 for rigid prediction.
Our sensations fixed, rigid, predictable.
A modified rigid-plastic prediction for the permanent deflection to impulsive loading is proposed when temperature effect is considered, which may be used as a simplified method to assess the beam response to a fire followed by an impulsive loading.
The success of PRISM is very close to %100 (87 out of 88 cases) in rigid-body prediction [ 40].
Results for bulk mass fractions reveal that the rigid drop model predictions evolve too slowly, while the boundary layer model predictions evolve much more quickly than the numerical simulations.
Finally, those measurements have been compared with the FEM and the rigid body kinematics predictions, contrasting the validity of those two modelling approaches for the kinematic design of compliant mechanisms.
This article reviews three areas of steel joint research: (1) analysis methods of semi-rigid joints; (2) prediction methods for the mechanical behaviour of joints; (3) mathematical representations of the moment rotation curve.
The observation that 3 sorbs mX is contrary to the rigid lattice docking predictions, and indicates a flexible structural response to guests.
The CSD data for GlcNAc and GlcNS, derived from crystals devoid of water and protein, were slightly more rigid than our predictions.
The three case studies investigated in the development of the models include: (1) rigid pavement foundation response prediction models for different wide body aircraft loading conditions, (2) rigid pavement foundation response prediction models for Heavy/Falling Weight Deflectometer (H/FWD) loading conditions, and (3) single rigid-pavement moduli prediction model.
The format of the design and performance prediction of rigid pavements was reformed with the advent of Pavement mechanistic-empirical (ME) design procedure, which now serves as the state-of-the-art tool in pavement design.
