'side member' is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
To talk about someone or something that is related to a certain group or organization, you would use the phrase 'member of' or 'member on'. For example, "She is a member of the board of directors."
Numerical results showed that stresses on the side member can be reduced by increasing the side member thickness locally.
The front side member is fabricated with sheet metal forming processes that induce forming histories such as plastic work hardening and non-uniform thickness distribution.
This paper is concerned with crash analysis of a front side member in an auto-body considering the effect of fabrication.
In order to achieve a reduction in the magnitude of stress near the riveted joint of the chassis frame, side member thickness, connection plate thickness and connection plate length were varied.
The result shows that the crash analysis of the front side member with considering the forming history leads to a different result from that without considering the forming effect.
The roof or the side face member along with the load acting on it is then converted to a single-degree-of-freedom system, whose analysis provides the desired response parameters, such as deflections and stresses.
In particular, loads for the roof and side face members that span in a direction perpendicular to the shock front vary both spatially and temporally in a complicated manner.
On one side, members of the public fortunate enough to be granted a seat.
On the other side, members of Don't Smack Sally, a young punk band, perfect their tunes.
In contrast, the double-standard standard says that it's not only O.K. but positively good to favor those on your side, members of your tribe.
At a public meeting, a man identifying himself as "a proud, practicing Jew" called the eruv an unwanted "line in the sand" with "members of the tribe on one side, members of the community on the other side".
