Assertion: deflection | /r/HasProperty | measured
Facets:
value: similarly
type: DEGREE
value: during summer and winter temperatures
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Deflection was measured during summer and winter temperatures; the results show that outdoor temperature variations can be represented a linear change in COG gap width in double- and triple-pane IGUs within the temperature ranges measured.
text: Hence there is the requirement of measuring crankshaft deflections at regular intervals to ensure that the alignment of the shaft is within permitted limits and these deflections can be measured as described in the next section.
text: In steady-state loading, a nonchanging vibration using a dynamic force generator is applied to the pavement surface, and deflections are measured using velocity transducers.
text: Deflections are measured using seismometers, velocity transducers, or accelerometers.
text: Hence there is a good maintenance requirement of measuring the crankshaft deflections at regular intervals to ensure that the alignment of the shaft remains within permissible limits and those deflections can be measured as described in the next sections.
text: When the applied load reaches 200 pounds, the deflection at the point of the loading is to be measured.
text: Where the effective rail length is the distance between the edges of the posts, the deflection at the midspan of the to rail (guard) is measured relative to the center of the two posts
text: When the applied load reaches 200 pounds, the deflection at the point of the loading is to be measured.
text: Where the effective rail length is the distance between the edges of the posts, the deflection at the midspan of the to rail (guard) is measured relative to the center of the two posts
text: Similarly, the deflection of a beam can be measured when it is subjected to a transverse load.
text: Of course the travel time for starlight is very hard to measure, and the deflection of starlight can only be measured during a total eclipse of the Sun.