Sentence examples for supported at one from inspiring English sources

A non-uniform undamped beam, which is simply supported at one end, resting on an elastically flexible support at an intermediate abscissa q, is examined.

It was found that the tangential stiffness has the greatest effect on the natural frequency of the cylinder supported at both ends while the axial boundary stiffness has the greatest influence on the natural frequency of the cylinder supported at one end.

Welds were created in longitudinal and transverse plate extrusion directions in thin plate aluminium clamped and supported at one side.

The plate is assumed to be simply supported at one pair of opposite edges such that trigonometric functions expansion can be used to satisfy the boundary conditions precisely at these two edges.

In this work, orthotropic panel is assumed to be simply supported at one pair of opposite edges and arbitrary boundary conditions at the other edges such that trigonometric functions expansion can be used to satisfy the boundary conditions precisely at simply supported edges.

The effect of flexibility in the boundary conditions for a cylinder supported at both ends and a cylinder supported at one end was determined for the lowest frequency vibration mode with two circumferential wavelengths as this mode is used in vibratory gyroscopes.

Almost three-quarters of temporary ponds supported at least one nationally scarce macroinvertebrate and 8% supported at least one nationally scarce plant across a wide range of physico-chemical characteristics.

Over 75% of temporary ponds supported at least one uncommon (local, nationally scarce or Red Data Book) species.

An Inter-American Develofment Bank study of healthcare needs in several Latin American communities found that many households receiving remittances typically supported at least one child or elderly person.

But in the new survey of more than 7,000 reproductive-age women, 49percentt said they supported at least one of three models for obtaining the abortion pill.

Nocera et al. did not report the percentage of participants who supported at least one program.