Sentence examples for to deflection from inspiring English sources

A career dedicated to deflection and the art of forgetting becomes, with loss of power, an uncomfortable remembering.

Optimal design is carried out subjected to deflection, buckling and frequency constraints.

This establishes a precise spring rate in which load is proportional to deflection.

IN all the letters thus far published in NATURE on the subject of the tendency to deflection in walking, I find two things confounded which are quite distinct.

The results indicate that radial depth of cut affects nearly 95% to deflection error.

In turn, the increased stiffness across the crack is translated into curvature and then to deflection.

The term has also been West's go-to deflection of criticism.

But one of the GOP's go-to deflection tactics risks backfiring: Touting the approval of the 60 Plus Association, a conservative astroturf group that supported then-President George W. Bush's Social Security privatization effort in 2005.

The most striking characteristic of the voltage-to-deflection curve of an electrostatically actuated beam is pull-in.

Initial flexure cracking load, ultimate load, the ductility and the load-to-deflection relationship at various stages of loading were evaluated.

First, a static force-to-deflection calibration was conducted using a set of weights constructed from aluminum foil strips.