Sentence examples for subject to restoring from inspiring English sources

Subject to restoring forces, the new nodal displacement can be calculated at every time step as the restoring force divided by the stiffness of the node K i, n o d a l : (2) δ i = − F i K i, n o d a l, where the stiffness of the node is set to the sum of the stiffness of all edges emanating from this node K i, n o d a l = ∑ j = 1 n i k i j.

In a survey conducted by The Conductors Guild, 70% of orchestral conductors polled stated that, because of copyright restoration, they had to forego performing works that used to be in the public domain, but are now subject to restored copyrights.

Following completion of the study, the psychiatrist worked with each subject to restore typical mood, and no subject left the laboratory in distress.

The aim of the present study was to investigate the ability of healthy subjects to restore inflammatory homeostasis after consumption of high energy dietary loads.

By spherical oscillator, we mean a spherical mass having purely rotational kinematics and subject to elastic restoring torque.

Launching UKIP's campaign poster on immigration, Mr Farage said an "honest debate" on the subject was needed to restore public trust in politics.

This equation models the motion of a particle subject to an asymmetric restoring force (see e.g. [11]) and a damping force.

More specifically, the following two problems are considered: (Problem I) the plate starts a forced harmonic oscillation (forced motion); (Problem II) the plate, which is subject to an external restoring force obeying Hooke's law, is displaced from its equilibrium position and released (free motion).

They overlie white sands and clays and can support intensive agriculture but must be subjected to fallowing to restore fertility.

Others just seemed to drop the subject in an effort to restore a sense of civic wholeness.

In the subject area of acting to restore pride in America, I am willing to give Obama a grade: A. Granted, there have been missteps.