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2009
In this chapter, we continue the study of kinematics by considering in more detail the motion of fluid parcels, by deriving expressions for the areal, volumetric, and mass flow rates across lines and surfaces drawn in a fluid, and by developing numerical methods for evaluating kinematic variables of interest in terms of derivatives and integrals of the
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In this chapter, we continue the study of kinematics by considering in more detail the motion of fluid parcels, by deriving expressions for the areal, volumetric, and mass flow rates across lines and surfaces drawn in a fluid, and by developing numerical methods for evaluating kinematic variables of interest in terms of derivatives and integrals of the
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Kinematic Influence Coefficient and Kinematics Analysis
2012The concept of kinematic influence coefficient (KIC) of mechanism was proposed by Tesar et al. [1–4]. Benedict and Tesar [1, 2] proposed a completely general model formulation using first- and second-order KIC. This theory has been extensively applied to both open-loop and closed-loop planar mechanisms [3].
Huafeng Ding, Qinchuan Li, Zhen Huang
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Spherical kinematics in contrast to planar kinematics
Mechanism and Machine Theory, 1992Abstract An outline is given of spherical kinematics, particularly in contrast to kinematics of planar mechanisms. As we are too familiar with planar kinematics, precautions to be taken in applying some planar conceptions to spherical kinematics are also mentioned.
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1952
Historical. That the problems of plane kinematics should have been studied for a long period is natural; they present themselves quite easily, and in simple fashion. At the end of the seventeenth century, and the beginning of the eighteenth century, De La Hire investigated roulettes, and to him also is due the introduction of the inflexion circle, as ...
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Historical. That the problems of plane kinematics should have been studied for a long period is natural; they present themselves quite easily, and in simple fashion. At the end of the seventeenth century, and the beginning of the eighteenth century, De La Hire investigated roulettes, and to him also is due the introduction of the inflexion circle, as ...
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1980
Youngil Youm, Adrian E. Flatt
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Youngil Youm, Adrian E. Flatt
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