Sentence examples for stretch unit from inspiring English sources

An experimental system including a mechanical stretch unit, a signal acquisition unit (for both displacement and force) and a controlling unit was designed and constructed.

In recent papers [2 9], the classical Fourier projection method [10, 11] for solving boundary-value problems (BVP s) for the Laplace and Helmholtz equations in canonical domains has been extended in order to address similar differential problems in simply connected starlike domains, whose boundaries may be regarded as an anisotropically stretched unit circle centered at the origin.

During the stretching of unit I of the dimer in either type of the experiments mentioned above, we occasionally observed a force peak having the force of about 0.5 0.7 nN when extension length reached 40 50 nm.

The string is stretched to unit tension.

Figure 6 Comparison of (A) median ACD applied to one southern humid forest landscape according to the final regional, satellite-based stratification, and (B) direct mapping of ACD using airborne LiDAR with the MCH-to-ACD model from Figure 2. The colors, image stretch, and units are the same in both images.

The years of prolonged overseas deployments have stretched Guard units dangerously thin and left the Guard with barely 60percentt of the equipment it needs to carry out its basic missions.

There's no doubt phablet usage is on the up — earlier this week analyst Juniper Research forecast that 120 million palm-stretching phablet units are expected to ship annually by 2018, up from an estimated 20 million in 2013.

Sequencing downstream of the DBL1alpha domain poses difficulties because of the high AT richness, long homopolymeric sequence stretches, repeat units of various sizes and the fact that var genes evolve by frequent recombination.

During one three-week stretch, DeYoung's unit lost seven troops, according to MLive.com.com

They played together from 1956 to 1962, a remarkable stretch for a unit in football's trenches.

Running-related hamstring strain injury location can partly be explained by the high levels of muscle-tendon unit stretch and elongation seen in the long head of the biceps femoris.