Sentence examples for shape of a support from inspiring English sources
Full back-up is provided in the shape of a support vehicle, along with meals, including picnic lunches.
This paper describes some key technologies employed in the system, and shows some latest results including elastic stress analysis of a precise three-dimensional (3D) model of a nuclear reactor vessel with a 60 million DOF mesh on Hitachi SR2201 10244 PEs), and nonparametric shape optimization of a support structure for an express way with a one million DOF mesh on a PC cluster (10 PEs).
The natural frequencies and mode shapes of a simply supported beam are obtained for frequencies lower than, equal to and higher than the cut-off frequency.
A formulation using the new concept of "Ectoplasm" that allows prediction of high order eigenfrequencies and mode shapes of a simply supported plate with cut-outs of any shape is presented.
These results also reveal that the interplay between oxygen vacancies and Ag CeO2 interaction in Ag/CeO2 catalysts depends on the shape of CeO2 support, opening up a new strategy for the design of efficient and economic metal/CeO2 catalysts by engineering the shape of CeO2 support.
The close resemblance to the shape of a tRNA molecule further supports our hypothesis, that RFH has its natural active site in the ribosomal A-site, as other RFs.
The deal clears the way for the two countries to move ahead with a more comprehensive partnership agreement that will establish the shape of American support to Afghanistan after the 2014 troop withdrawal deadline.
An acrylic mount in the shape of a flared cone could physically support the object while suggesting, but not replicating, a typical Mamluk form.
The size and shape of our compounds support a Ni metalocentre spanning binding mode in most of the cases.
The determinations of size and shape of local support window should adaptively include more reliable pixels.
Both police forces made use of outside manpower in the shape of "police support units", or PSUs, from other forces.
