Sentence examples for thin structures such as from inspiring English sources
In this paper, a shell finite element is designed within the total Lagrangian formulation framework to deal with the plastic buckling and post-buckling of thin structures, such as cylindrical shells.
This is not necessary for common engineering purposes, however, it might benefit the testing of emerging thin structures such as fuel cell electrolytes, gas conversion membranes, and coatings when Poisson's ratio is less than 0.15 and high precision is needed.
A higher frequency transducer is preferred to increase resolution and conspicuity of thin structures, such as the tunica albuginia although in the setting of acute swelling, scrotal edema, or large scrotal fluid collections a lower frequency transducer may be necessary to provide adequate depth of imaging.
In our case, 50 s (2000 frames) are necessary to image thin structures such as filopodia or spine necks, whereas 25 s (1000 frames) may be sufficient for the spine head.
The 95th percentile image is thresholded and an image closing morphological operation (Serra 1983) is applied to remove thin structures, such as wing veins and bristles.
Technically, the intensity levels fluctuate substantially, making me wonder whether small or thin structures such as nascent filopodia or nodes could really be identified with confidence.
It is therefore more suitable for the fabrication of ceramic microcomponent or thin sheet structures such as ceramic lattice scaffolds.
Many engineering design applications require geometric modeling and mechanical simulation of thin flexible structures, such as those found in the automotive and aerospace industries.
We focus on numerical analysis of dynamic fracture of thin-walled structures such as pipes and pressure vessels.
All-metal sandwich panels with a low weight-to-stiffness ratio provide the means to develop cost and energy efficient large-scale thin-walled structures such as ships.
Surface damping treatments are often effective at suppressing higher frequency vibrations in thin-walled structures such as beams, plates and shells.
