Sentence examples for the deflection point from inspiring English sources

Such analysis allowed to indicate the reason for the instability creation, where quite flat characteristic of the impeller reference to the head losses curve of the diffuser leads to the creation of the deflection point in the H-Q curve.

In this type of plot, the deflection point defines the subitizing range (Fig. 4C).

The deflection point was similar to that reported in the previous study (Ryan et al. 2008b).

It was therefore important to have plates in close proximity to the deflection point of the single cell and a rigid sort plate setup that does not move during the sort.

For an ideal chamber geometry, the deflection point is given by Fl  =  CR (i.e. exactly all the inflowing water is filtered), but measurements are usually made at higher values of Fl.

Therefore, an empirical function was derived by fitting a Michaelis-Menten function [ 30] on the data: r MAF 2 = V max * MAF K m + MAF, where r MAF 2 is the imputation reliability, V max is the estimate of the upper limit of r MAF 2 and K m is the deflection point, i.e. the estimated MAF when r MAF 2 = 1/2 V max.

ACI 318-14 code (ACI 2014) indicates that concrete with steel fibers can be used for shear resistance provided that the residual strengths, f R, obtained from four-point flexural tests (ASTM C1609) at the deflection points of L/300 and L/150 are greater than 90 and 75% of the f LOP.

But, above this deflection point, the thermal motion became more remarkable, requiring an introduction of an idea of anharmonic vibration.

The position of the kick point, that is, the maximum deflection point is measured by compressing the tip.

First, the zero deflection point of the cantilever was compared before and after each experiment to measure any cantilever drift.

The sample oriented at relatively low draw ratio showed larger temperature dependence and a clearer deflection point around 10°C, compared with the case of the ultradrawn sample.