Sentence examples for simultaneous displacement from inspiring English sources

They were accompanied by local strain and temperature bursts, which we mapped via simultaneous displacement and temperature field characterization.

The mechanical philosophers were divided on the question of the existence of the void, some sharing the opinion of the Greek atomists that void was a pre-requisite for motion but others, like Descartes, rejecting the void as unintelligible and hence regarding all motion as involving the simultaneous displacement of closed loops of matter whether that matter be continuous or particulate.

We use expressions for the capillary entry pressures that truly accounts for the mixed wettability condition and the possibility of simultaneous displacement of the fluids occupying the cross-sections.

Transitions between the chemical states happen vertically, i.e. without simultaneous displacement along the conformational coordinate.

Indeed, 1,2-DCBz adsorption has been reported to proceed with simultaneous displacement of both chlorine atoms, resulting in the formation of predominantly o-semiquinone radicals.

Subjects had to perform an oddball task in which the target was defined by color of the dots and the direction of a linear, simultaneous displacement of one set of dots.

The design allows for simultaneous medial displacement of the uncinate process with its attached mucosa, creating an initial wide antrostomy.

Since the low-frequency magnetosheath variations exhibit largest amplitudes, a simultaneous bow shock displacement over a distance of 10 15 RE can be observed.

In the system, multipoint simultaneous measurements of displacement and rotational response are made by microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) sensors placed on an actual in-service bridge.

A non-autonomous time-delayed oscillator having several higher order nonlinear feedback terms is investigated using a novel concept featuring simultaneous control of displacement in the time-domain and spectral response in the frequency-domain.

A specially designed beamline and flowing-water corrosion cell added to the 1.7 MV tandem accelerator at the Michigan Ion Beam Laboratory provide the capability to study the simultaneous effects of displacement damage and radiolysis on corrosion.