Sentence examples for rigidity characteristics from inspiring English sources
A very good agreement between local flexibility and rigidity characteristics from ENTFNC and MD simulations-generated ensembles is found.
The aim of this work has been the optimization of the fixtures performance used in thin-walled workpiece machining depending on the local rigidity characteristics of the component to be machined.
Because the VPG performs about 20% faster than one PG run, it provides a pragmatic alternative to averaging PG rigidity characteristics over an ensemble of constraint topologies.
The VPG performs about 20% faster than one PG, and it provides a pragmatic alternative to averaging PG rigidity characteristics over an ensemble of constraint topologies.
Foremost among them is Henry Hyma (1867-1955) of Holland, Mich., who made tables and chairs for his children and grandchildren that count among the few exceptions to the geometric rigidity characteristic of much marquetry.
The rigidity characteristic of non-associativity is still poorly understood and needs an adequate cohomological interpretation.
This very case illustrates the need for flexibility in policy choices rather than the rigidity often characteristic of constitutional adjudication.
The muscle changes occurring in Parkinson's disease have been hypothesized as a consequence of the modified pattern of motor unit activation and rigidity, which are characteristic of the disease.
Further rationale for the use of NAC comes from the suggestion that NAC can reverse the erythrocyte rigidity, which is a characteristic feature of severe malaria (Refs 173, 174) and might be a contributory factor to microvascular obstruction and pathogenesis (Ref. 6).
The lithosphere is the crust and that part of the upper mantle that exhibit the same characteristics of rigidity, or approximately the upper 70 to 100 km of the Earth.
By changing the modulus of elasticity for the material of the frame and geometry of the internal structure non-linear characteristics of rigidity and negative Poisson's ratios were established for designed springs.
