Sentence examples for variation of contact from inspiring English sources
Equations are derived for the time-dependent variation of contact angle and spreading rate.
A strong variation of contact angle as a function of distance from the CDB electrode surface is observed for samples treated 4 s in nitrogen discharge.
This paper describes the development of a 3D finite element splice model that predicts the variation of contact area and edge-of-contact stresses in a loaded splice.
Furthermore, the Ag NPs on the compartmental films can be considered as interlocked nanodomes, which not only enhance compression stress but also generate huge variation of resistance through variation of contact area under mechanical deformation.
The substantial differences in plume shape and spatial water content distribution during the wetting and subsequent redistribution stages were related to the variation of contact angle while in contact with water.
The status and opportunity of metallic interconnects for an anode-supported solid oxide fuel cell stack is reviewed with special emphasis on the variation of contact resistance of currently developed interconnects at operating temperatures, as well as the prevailing approaches to reduce contact resistance.
The changes due to variations of contact stiffness are discussed.
Furthermore, in view of the time variations of contact forces, the boundary conditions of the pin become time varying and its natural frequency becomes time-dependent.
Fast numerical techniques, including the conjugate gradient method (CGM) and the fast Fourier transform (FFT), are employed for efficient numerical solutions to the dynamic contact behaviors, including the distributions and variations of contact pressure and electric/magnetic potentials, as well as subsurface stresses.
By calculating the contact angles of cylindrical oil droplets, the variations of contact angle with surface charge density can be obtained, as shown in Fig. 3.
Seasonal variations of contact rates force a cyclical pattern of cholera outbreaks, as observed in some cholera-endemic communities.
