Sentence examples for upon the beam from inspiring English sources
Collapse is by four competing mechanisms: face-yield, face-wrinkling, indentation and core shear, with the active collapse mode dependent upon the beam geometry and yield strain of the material.
To this end, a family of advanced one-dimensional finite elements is derived by means of a Unified Formulation that is not dependent on the order of approximation of the displacements upon the beam cross-section.
The procedure is based upon the beam assumption and takes account wire by wire of the double helical wires on the basis of general thin rod theory developed by [Love, A., 1944. Mathematical Theory of Elasticity. Dover Publications, New York].
When the neutralizer is attached at the same point as the excitation force acting upon the beam, then the optimum frequency ratio is greater than one, otherwise it is less than one.
The initial conditions were set as below: A TE-polarized terahertz plane wave, with its frequency, respectively, equal to 1, 1.40, 1.63, 1.89, 2.45, and 2.52 THz, is normally incident upon the beam splitter.
The maximum wall deflection induced by the excavation was chosen as the response of concern in the design and was computed using a finite element analysis model based upon the beam-on-elastic-foundation theory.
The goods are usually stored on pallets made of wood, metal or plastic which are placed by means of fork lift trucks upon the beams.
Upon traversing the beam, a number of transient pores potentially open across the extracellular membrane, which allows the uptake of the surrounding fluid media into the cytoplasm, also containing the chosen injection agent.
Upon field rotation, the beam elongated and bent in the direction of the field.
Thus, two different mechanisms exist for the addition of light beams, depending upon whether the beams are coherent or incoherent with respect to each other.
It can be seen that all plain concrete beams exhibit almost linear-elastic behaviour up to the peak load, followed by a sudden drop in load, upon which the beams separated into two parts.
