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Discover LudwigThe phrase "steady theory" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing theories that are stable or consistent over time. Example: "The steady theory of economic growth suggests that certain factors remain constant despite fluctuations."
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Galloping stability is studied using the quasi-steady theory.
The self-excited forces are modelled using aerodynamic derivatives obtained from free vibration tests, quasi-steady theory, and a suggested modified quasi-steady theory.
The wind load on the conductor is quantified using quasi-steady theory.
The coherence is better than that predicted in quasi-steady theory.
Quasi-steady theory is applied to evaluate the RMS pressure coefficients.
Quasi-steady theory under-predicts the peak suctions that would result from these locally accelerated flows.
The quasi-steady theory is commonly used to predict building surface pressures using upstream flow conditions.
The well known quasi-steady theory was modified to take into account the forces induced by the vortex shedding process.
The results of a quasi-steady theory are compared with measurements of the reflection and transmission coefficients of a diaphragm.
The application of quasi-steady theory with the measurement data available appeared not to be able to explain the vibrations.
For large amplitudes of oscillation (equivalent to half the tube diameter) the overall power dissipation follows the quasi-steady theory.
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