Sentence examples for the same symmetric from inspiring English sources

Both composites had the same symmetric configuration [0°]16/s.

The two cavities have the same shape, the same symmetric location relative to each other, and the same pitch with the screw rotor.

Consistent fold appearance and load displacement curve shapes indicated that ten of the eleven test specimens exhibited the same symmetric, axial crush configuration response.

An experiment was designed to determine the impact of the force requirements on the production of bimanual 1 2 coordination patterns requiring the same (symmetric) or different (asymmetric) forces when Lissajous displays and goal templates are provided.

These crazy marginalists before me they had good X, which was interesting, and this very boring good Y and so it's not so clear how you can have time and everything in the model, but I've already got two interesting goods, X and Y. They're both entering with the same symmetric properties.

The nodes of the cluster share the same symmetric group key using group Diffie-Hellman key exchange.  .

Note that the dot plot diagrams described in this article are symmetric matrices, thus both Xc and Yc vectors are exactly the same (non symmetric diagrams are described in the Dot Plot Diagrams Subsection in the Methods Section).

Resonance is related to the requirement that the wave function for two or more identical particles must have definite symmetry properties with respect to the coordinates of those particles it must have plus or minus the same value (symmetric or antisymmetric, respectively) when those particles are interchanged.

We performed a Monte Carlo simulation of the fast algorithm using the same circularly symmetric complex Gaussian noise model as described before.

In this case, we compute the value of N n b p by reducing the vulnerable period to the same as symmetric case and this value is derived as: N nbp = ∑ r = 1 R z [ ( 1 − ( 1 − P tx ) K ) P c, sym NBP ] r − 1 (14).

A graph  G = (V, E) is a set V together with an adjacency relation E that is not reflexive and at the same time symmetric.