load distribution; distribution of normal modes of frequency
- the
branch of any science dealing with forces; dynamics of deformable
solids; dynamics of rigid bodies
-D-
- the ability to resume the original size or shape after deformation;
impact elasticity; torsional elasticity
- a statement of the equality between mathematical expressions;
- a state of balance between opposing forces or effects; equilibrium of forces
- F -
- the exertion of physical strength; balance force
- the force which opposes the movement of one surface sliding or rolling over another with which it is in contact; friction of rest; viscous friction
- a characteristic activity or the activity for which something;
function of one variable; periodic function
-H-
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delay in the production of an effect by a
cause, as exhibited in the elastic and magnetic behavior of matter; dynamic hysteresis; mechanical hysteresis
- I-
- lack of physical, moral or emotional stability; absolute instability; vibrational instability
- an apparatus set in position for use; power installation; accelerating installation
- the result of the process of mathematical integration; volume integral
- an examination for the purpose of discovering information about something;
full-scale investigation; qualitative investigation
- J-
- the place where two or more things or parts of things are joint together
ball joint; pendulum joint
-L-
- a relationship between cause and effect, or a statement of what occurs in nature, as found by observation and experiment to be true;
law of action and reaction; Hooke’s law
- the furthest extent, amount etc.; compression limit; limits on an integral
- something which is supported by or carried in something;
under load; calculated load
- the power to which a selected number b must be raised in order to be equal to the number a under consideration;
natural logarithm; logarithm to the base ten
-M-
- an aggregation of a quantity of matter; gyrating mass; longitudinal
- an array of mathematical elements subject to certain algebraic laws and used notably to express the conditions in which a system of linear equations has a solution; matrix of coefficients; inverse matrix
- a branch of physics that deals with energy and force in their relation to material bodies;
mechanics of deformable bodies; theoretical mechanics
- a way of doing something;
Gauss method; graphic(al) method
- a constant that expresses the extent to which a given property is possessed by a substance or body; modulus of elasticity;
- the tendency to produce motion around an axis or point; moment of inertia; turning moment
- the act or process of passing through space or changing position;
phase-stable motion; motion in a circle
-O-
- a sequence, arrangement, the way one thing follows another;
- a current fluctuation in a circuit from positive to negative or from maxima to minima;
forced oscillation; free oscillation
-P-
- a variable which is kept constant while others are being investigated;
damping parameter; geometrical parameter
- a point top or projection; trajectory peak; unresolved peak
- a body suspended from a pivot and able to swing to and fro as a result of gravitational force;
compound pendulum; cycloidal pendulum
- any fact or event which can be described and explained in scientific terms;
steady-state dynamic phenomena; surface phenomena
- a short, very thin, sharp-pointed length of metal, with a small, flat or round head at one end;
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