Sentence examples for shape and dimensional from inspiring English sources

The crashworthiness of sandwich structures, which signifies a key mechanical property under impact loading, is found largely related to shape and dimensional parameters, such as cell width, wall thickness, structural angle and core height.

The wooden core gives the bow its shape and dimensional stability.

From topography point of view, recent advances in micro- and nanofabrication enabled development of complex surface features by controlling their pattern, periodicity, shape, and dimensional properties.

The indentation deformation behavior of soft and hard micro-/nanostructures is discussed in conjunction with the material properties, sample shape, and three-dimensional geometry length scale.

A low-cost, easy-to-implement but practical single-camera stereo-digital image correlation (DIC) system using a four-mirror adapter is established for accurate shape and three-dimensional (3D) deformation measurements.

Structural alignment attempts to establish homology between two or more polymer structures based on their shape and three-dimensional conformation.

First, hepatocytes typically express a more cuboidal shape and three-dimensional architecture in those systems that are more supportive of normal liver structure and function (Khan et al., 2007; Wolkoff and Novikoff, 2007).

Icosahedral dicarba- closo-dodecaboranes, also known as carboranes, have fascinated researchers due to their unique properties such as high thermal stability, spherical shape, and three-dimensional delocalization of σ-framework electrons.

Atrial cells have a roughly cylindrical shape, and our two-dimensional representation of a cell is a rectangle with initial length 100  μm and width 16  μm as used in the model of Courtemanche et al. [ 9].

The area and perimeter of the two dimensional shape and the volume and surface area of the three dimensional shape are then calculated.

They trained an artificial neural network to distinguish the three-dimensional shape and orientation of an object from its two-dimensional shading pattern.