Sentence examples for substantial coupling from inspiring English sources
Blades with predeformations will generally have substantial coupling among out-of-plane and in-plane bending and torsion.
Furthermore, the mass of the test specimen is typically large relative to the capacity of the table, leading to substantial coupling of the table and specimen dynamics.
A general analytical theory is developed, and is applied to a cantilever aircraft wing for which there is substantial coupling between the bending and torsional modes of deformation.
Results indicate that injector designs which were unstable have substantial coupling between the acoustic wave and the natural frequency of oscillation of the fuel column emanating from the orifice.
By way of illustration in this paper, they are used to determine the natural frequencies and mode shapes of a cantilever wing with substantial coupling between the bending and torsional modes of deformation.
At three months, 28 (44%) participants continued to report substantial relief coupled with a positive global perceived effect; we found no significant differences between treatment groups.
But over a long period of time, the police treated him so badly that they were forced to pay him substantial compensation, coupled with an apology, after he sued them on the grounds that they had treated him like a criminal.
Our results show that Wolbachia has surprisingly few fitness effects in the LHM population, and that it is maintained due to a combination of substantial CI coupled with a high vertical transmission rate.
In this work, the nanocomposite thin films show substantial magnetoelectric coupling at room temperature.
Substantial ME coupling requires the ferroelectric phase to be in possession of a high piezoelectric coefficient, while the magnetic phase possess both high magnetostriction and resistivity, with an intimate mechanical contact between the two[8].
Furthermore, our calculations show that epitaxial strain significantly enhances the canting moment of the Ir as well as the in-plane anisotropy, suggesting a substantial magnetoelastic coupling in SIO/STO.
