Sentence examples for span due to from inspiring English sources

The resolution bandwidth however is dependent on the frequency span, due to the fixed FFT size.

The bolted span, however, exhibited higher damping ratios than the bonded span due to friction in the bolted joints.

As described in [130], our direct and efficient equation comprises the 1/R diffusion span due to the exterior adatoms, while the dissemination of superficial surface adatoms is defined by the 1/R and 1/R 2 relations ascending differently with the radius.

Although the structural frequencies at above nodal span due to the response at 10 km/h was extracted through STFT but the structural frequencies at 24, 28, and 32 m span for 30 km/h vehicle speed, the response could not be extracted contrary to the response at 12 m span.

Zhuravleva et al. did observe a decrease in fragmentation rate in the 2005 2010 time period than 5 years prior, while we observe an increase in the second 5 year span, due to the fact that we assess changes between successively degraded classes as degradation, whereas with IFL degraded forests remain in the same class and thus secondary degradation is not entirely accounted for.

Carbon monoxide exposure may lead to a significantly shorter life span due to heart damage.

In this paper a probabilistic approach is used to analyse the sensitivity of the dynamic response of a small span bridge due to the variability of the main structural parameters.

Consequently, the heated slab experiences severe bending moment redistribution that changes positive bending moment at the mid-span due to the initial gravity loading into negative moment.

The distribution of the shear and peeling stresses near the end of the bond line were obtained from the FE analyses, together with the interfacial stresses that develop near beam mid-span due to the yielding of the steel.

The different deflections in either of spans, due to different levels of slip in each span, are quite visible.

Further, this potentially valuable antibiotic resistance research could help patient care teams stem a grim future where we experience a regression in health and life spans due to no longer having the ability to treat currently curable diseases.