Sentence examples for which deformations from inspiring English sources

CAA of reinforced concrete frames is investigated through an analytical model, in which deformations of columns are taken into consideration.

Since the LEDs were attached to the material underneath, the displacement of each LED, from which deformations can be derived, is the same as the material under investigation.

Testing was conducted using a procedure in which deformations are induced in the lens by spinning it about its polar axis.

This possibly reflects a critical TALE size above which deformations in superhelical assembly could lead to registration errors.

The cytoplasm texture is difficult to define as it is mainly a result of which deformations it has been exposed to.

However, the extent to which deformations will attenuate signal will depend on the size of the lattice: small deformations can add up to larger unit cell displacements across larger distances compared to displacements across smaller distances.

Thus, experimental studies aim to define the conditions under which deformation occurs throughout the Earth's crust.

In some samples, it is possible to use the compositions of the porphyroblasts to calculate the depth and temperature conditions at which they grew and thereby constrain the conditions at which deformation occurred.

This paper aims to quantitatively figure out which deformation dominates.

Table 3 indicates time at which deformation of containment reached its maximum value for each aircraft crash at impact locations.

In contrast to basement rocks, in which deformation is episodic and spatially focussed, deformation in compacting basins proceeds relatively continuously and widely.