Sentence examples for supported at the lower from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a description of the linear and nonlinear behaviour of isotropic unstiffened cylinders which are discretely supported at the lower edge.
The edge effects of a sandwich plate with a "soft" core and free edges, i.e. the plate is supported only at the lower face-sheet, and the upper face-sheet and the core are free of stresses at their edges, using the high order approach (HSAPT), are presented.
The Modbus Messaging Protocol (layer 7) needs additional support at the lower layers in order to get the message across.
The standing wheelchair usually provided three-point stabilization in a fully upright or vertical position, with supports at the lower torso, hips, and knees.
Additionally, seven previously recovered nodes are supported at lower ML bootstrap and posterior probabilities (see supplementary information).
The predictions for late afternoon were supported at both the higher and lower cross-dose comparisons with lower doses of CON giving equivalent control at 7.5 hours.
This expectation is supported by the lower PGA measurement at TKY007 and therefore similar magnitude events are not likely to affect modern buildings in Tokyo.
These theoretical results are compared with experimental measurements taken from a 5.4 m long inclined cable with a vertical support input at the lower end.
Just three chemicals showed carcinogenic effects at the highest exposure concentrations without supporting evidence of tumors at the lower levels.
The critical speed of vertical rigid rotors, elastically supported at both ends and having an angular difference between the principal axes of elasticity at the lower support and that at the upper, has been investigated.
Specifically, a single amino acid substitution from glutamic acid to lysine at amino acid position 627 supports efficient influenza virus replication at the lower temperature (33°C) found in the mammalian airway, and contributes to efficient transmission in ferrets and guinea pigs.
