Sentence examples for the governing feature from inspiring English sources

Furthermore the iBalance group showed superior stability than the TomoFix groups in the cyclic loading hence one may conclude that stability provided by a plate is not correlated only to its length, but also to the kind of fixation, which seems to be the governing feature since the plates already have sufficient stiffness and strength.

Interrelations between the material governing features and material attributes are established in the design process and retained in the object model.

Illustrative results are used to assist in identifying some of the key governing features, to show how quantitative comparisons between different arrangements may now be made and to illustrate the inappropriateness of some previous design concepts as a way of directly improving resistance to progressive collapse.

By subdividing the connecting lines into an equal number of segments, a series of intermediate piecewise curves is generated to represent the material metamorphosis between the governing material-features.

In this study, sorption of coal tar related contaminants with different sorption properties, i.e., toluene, quinoline, quinaldine, and benzotriazole, was studied in column experiments using a European reference soil and compared with batch sorption results in order to quantify the governing sorption features.

Material governing features are defined to control material composition inside the objects.

The prediction of the true buckling behaviour of cold-formed steel beams accounting for all governing features such as geometrical imperfections, material nonlinearity, postbuckling etc. has been possible with the development of advanced numerical modelling.

This paper presents a new optimization methodology of material blending for heterogeneous object modeling by matching the material-governing features.

Governing features of complex systems include feedback, processes, resources, accumulation of flows into stocks and time delays [ 62].

Statistical analysis of long-term morphological data on coastal sedimentary features provides important information on the processes governing these features and their evolution in space and time.

However initial plume conditions – height, profile of particle location, volcanic vent parameters – are known only approximately at best, and other features of the governing system such as the windfield are stochastic.