Sentence examples for using the membrane theory from inspiring English sources

Pursuant to this goal, the cylindrical shell below the intermediate ring stiffener is analyzed using the membrane theory of shells.

Pursuant to this goal, the cylindrical shell below the intermediate ring stiffener is analysed using the membrane theory of shells and the reactions produced by the stiffener on the shell are identified.

Two-dimensional governing equations were derived by using the cylindrical membrane theory.

The governing equations of motion are derived using the semi-membrane theory of orthotropic cylindrical shells.

The membrane theory fully accounts for geometric non-linearities.

The reconciliation of electrophysiology with electrochemistry allowed Bernstein to formulate the "membrane theory of electrical potentials".

In 1978 Campbell and colleagues proposed the "membrane theory" to explain the pathogenesis of ICE syndrome.

Proximate mechanisms invoke a variety of molecular agents and include, for example, the free radical and mitochondrial decline theory (Harman 1956 , 1972, the cross-linking theory (Sinex 1964), the Hayflick limit theory (Hayflick 1965), the membrane theory of aging (Zs-Nagy 1978), the neuroendocrine theory (Dilman et al. 1986), and the metabolic stability theory (Demetrius 2004).

Studies of more complex but realistic stress states were based on prebuckling analyses using either membrane theory or linear bending theory because even these involved considerable mathematical complexity.

Researchers do not fully understand how cells repair membrane, but one popular theory is that they use the membranes of specialized vesicles to 'patch' areas that have been damaged.

In-plane axial-wave speed is also determined using membrane theory where the modulus and Poisson's ratio used in that formula are derived from the MD simulations.