Sentence examples for solid rigidity from inspiring English sources

The boat is made in France from a PVC drop-stitched material that consists of two layers of textiles connected by a multitude of threads that allows a solid rigidity when inflated at high pressure.

The shear zone is assumed to be a homogeneous and isotropic Hooke solid with rigidity (mu).

Assuming that the crust of northern Honshu is a Poisson solid of rigidity 2.9×1011 dyn/cm2, as converted from the seismic velocity model (e.g. Zhao and Hasegawa, 1993; Sekiguchi, 2001), giving a bulk and Young's moduli of 6.3×1011 and 7.2×1011 dyn/cm2, respectively.

In the computation of Green's function, we assume a homogenous elastic half-space of a Poisson solid with a rigidity of 3.43 × 1010 Pa.

Table 1 Proposed exercises and class design smells Exercise Design smell Violated SOLID principles Exercise 1 Rigidity, needless complexity SRP, OCP Exercise 2 Fragility, viscosity, immobility SRP, DIP, OCP Exercise 3 Rigidity, fragility SRP Exercise 4 Fragility, viscosity, immobility OCP, SRP, DIP.

The body feels solid (Honda says torsional rigidity has improved by 20percentt), and it responds quickly to even the most challenging series of turns.

In high-voltage transformers, for example, solid insulation provides mechanical rigidity, while oil or other liquid substances contribute to increased insulation strength and serve to remove heat from the equipment.

In this study we have investigated the topological criteria that dictate the deformation mechanism of a cellular solid by analysing the rigidity (or otherwise) of pin-jointed frameworks comprising inextensional struts.

The coupling coefficients are calculated by integrating the response function of atmospheric muons to the primary cosmic rays (Murakami et al. 1979) for primary rigidity, detective solid angle, and detection area with weights of the asymptotic orbit by assuming a rigidity-independent anisotropy with the upper limiting rigidity set at 105 GV, far above the maximum rigidity of the response.

It is a common misconception to ascribe the stiffness and rigidity of solid matter to the repulsion of like charges under the influence of the electromagnetic force.

Low percentages of water (2 % or less) in a carbohydrate glass can act as a mechanical anti-plasticizer, strengthening amorphous solids [ 11, 12], whereas greater percentages of water reduce the rigidity (E') of amorphous solids [ 13, 14].