Sentence examples for yielding force from inspiring English sources
Only two parameters are considered in the optimization problem of the device yielding force and elastic stiffness.
The main parameters are the yielding force and the yielding displacement; which can be predicted with simple expressions.
The Park Ang index was introduced in 1985 based on the drift, absorbed energy, and yielding force of each element (Park and Ang 1985).
Its steel yielding core is modular, and this very design enables the yielding force and plastic deformation to be adjusted according to building requirements.
The Young's modulus and the yielding force of the two polystyrene samples have been determined as a function of temperature and frequency.
When combined with a cross uplift restraint, the MPCFS offers numerous virtues such as increased uplift stability, a greater initial yielding force, and resonance-dodge ability during near-fault earthquakes (variable frequency).
The developed method is suitable for structurally damped analysis and in addition to yielding forced vibration characteristics; it also straightforwardly reveals the free vibration properties like the mode shapes.
Artificial laboratory conditions and constraints imposed by the direct measurement systems, such as the small measuring area of a force plate, can have a strong influence on human ability to bounce and jump, naturally yielding unrepresentative force data.
It is shown analytically and experimentally that, under such configuration, a linear magnetic field yielding linear force pointing toward the magnetic sheets can be produced, which results in the reduction of the effective stiffness of the energy harvester to improve the electro-mechanical coupling.
The energy, force, and geometry parameters computed at the atomic level are input for a Monte Carlo model yielding mesoscopic force-extension curves.
The penetration force was sensitive to the probe's sharpness, but not its surface chemistry, and the force did not depend on cell surface or cytoskeletal properties, with cells and lipid stacks yielding similar forces.
