Sentence examples for structures behavior from inspiring English sources
Analytical models such as Finite Element (FE) models, which are calibrated using structural health monitoring (SHM) data, better represent the existing structures' behavior under different loading conditions.
Fire encompasses "biology, chemistry, heat transfer, fluid mechanics, chemical combustion, behavior of structures, behavior of materials.
Therefore there is an urgent need to better comprehend and characterize the materials and structures behavior under decreasing temperatures.
A physically based calculation model to simulate the flexible structures' behavior is presented in order to understand the movements and design an appropriate system.
In order to describe SMP cellular structures behavior in the shape memory cycle, generalized thermo-mechanical viscoelasticity theory coupling time temperature effect are utilized with the generalized Maxwell model and the Williams Landel Ferry (WLF) equation.
This way the base material properties of sintered iron hollow spheres were obtained for the first time, which can be used for computational studies of the metallic hollow sphere structures behavior.
At the same time, structural biology, genetics, and organic chemistry describe the structures, behaviors and reactivities of proteins that allow them to support present life.
Basically, design knowledge can be classified into four categories: artifact functions, artifact behaviors, artifact structures, and the causalities among structures, behaviors and functions.
The model details the implementation of the structures, behaviors, and interactions identified in the domain model in a way that naturally translates to simulation platform technologies using the UML.
Population densities, family structures, behaviors, mobility, material conditions, health, and climate are different in Southeast Asia compared with the United States, so the epidemiology of influenza might also differ in important ways.
In this interpretation, we take the nodes to represent knowledge - individual sets of data about the biological world, including facts, observations, structures, behaviors, and so on - and the edges to represent relationships, or connections, between bodies of knowledge.
