Sentence examples for spring displacement from inspiring English sources

spring displacement for the linear system and e is the ratio k3/k1, where k1, and k3 are the linear and cubic stiffness coefficients, respectively.

The probability density function of spring displacement is determined analytically by means of the Fokker-Planck equation and both r.m.s. and mean peak values of spring displacement and mass acceleration are presented for three types of spring non-linearity: (a) cubic hard spring, (b) cubic soft spring, (c) tangent spring.

For the hard spring the r.m.s. and mean peak spring displacement are shown to decrease asymptotically for large e in proportion to ε−1/4 and the corresponding accelerations are found to increase in proportion to ε1/4.

A 2-cylinder motorcycle engine -- with a whopping 1,990cc displacement -- churns out 120 horsepower.

It weighed 2,745 displacement tons and measured 156 feet (48 metres) in length; a slow vessel, its speed did not exceed 6 knots (6 nautical miles, or 11 km, per hour).

From 1999 to 2001, displacement of the dune ranged from 0 to 12 m in east northeasterly direction.

A supply vessel of 7500-ton displacement with bulbous bow is modeled.

For the typical number of turns in many enzymes and membrane squirrel (N c  > 10), displacement will have an order Δ > 2 Å.

The recorded spectra were then fit to the Brune (1971) displacement spectral shape with site-specific attenuation (t g * ) and moment as the long-period spectral asymptote.

The strain meter (on the right) has a frame, magnifying device (Ishii et al. 2002), displacement sensor, and so forth inside the cylindrical case.

According to Young and Schmidt (1990), displacement variations in direction with reversals in discrete and serial movements implicate in the production of different programs or in the case of the present task, different sub-programs.