Sentence examples for small admissible from inspiring English sources

The governing nonlinear dynamic equation of the tower structure response can be derived using the principle of energy, i.e., the external work is absorbed by the internal, inertial, and damping energy for any small admissible motion that satisfies compatibility and boundary condition.

This strategy prevents the algorithm from considering all the (relatively small) admissible sets as candidates for preferred extension like other algorithms do (compare Algorithm 4).

These chains are the generalized orbit defined in [10] (being identical with the set defined in [11]), the smallest admissible set containing (cf. [12 14]), and the smallest complete -chain containing (cf. [10, 15]).

Meanwhile, the accuracy loss compared with the one using IDAS is small and admissible.

The measurements show that the movements have remained small and admissible, particularly in terms of the rotations.

With few data on low-dose effects of arsenic, Kelvin took an approach we would today label "precautionary": "In the absence of fuller knowledge than is at present available, we are not prepared to allow that it would be right to declare any quantity of arsenic, however small, as admissible in beer or in any food".

Delay shows me one horrifying prison a player has designed in which all the inmates are locked up in cells of the smallest legally admissible size, with all of their needs in the red.

However, there are cases that we need to approximate the model with a small number of admissible functions.

For those cases in which a small performance loss is admissible, we believe that the ease of programming provided by transactions greatly pays off.

To establish the model, the original domain is first assumed to be an assemblage of small subdomains, with the admissible functions of each subdomain represented by sets of orthogonal polynomials.

Even if the implementation of SEM with a small sample has estimated an admissible solution, it would be useful to test the proposed model in larger sample.