-
prin****l plane and the
distance from the rear
prin****l plane to the object's image. The
prin****l points are the
points where the
prin****l planes cross...
- non-human anatomy,
three prin****l planes are used: The
sagittal plane or
lateral plane (longitudinal, anteroposterior) is a
plane parallel to the sagittal...
-
stresses in many
planes by
reducing them to
vertical and
horizontal components.
These are
called prin****l planes in
which prin****l stresses are calculated;...
-
selecting L = 2 and
keeping only the
first two
prin****l components finds the two-dimensional
plane through the high-dimensional
dataset in
which the...
-
point F to the
front prin****l plane H. Rear
focal length (RFL) The rear
focal length f′ is the
distance from the rear
prin****l plane H′ to the rear focal...
- the
projection plane. The term
orthographic sometimes means a
technique in
multiview projection in
which prin****l axes or the
planes of the
subject are...
- it,
hence yielding a
plane strain condition (Figure 7.2). In this case,
though all
prin****l stresses are non-zero, the
prin****l stress in the direction...
- _{3})^{2}+(\sigma _{1}-\sigma _{3})^{2}=2\sigma _{y}^{2}\,\!} In the case of
prin****l plane stress, σ 3 = 0 {\displaystyle \sigma _{3}=0} and σ 12 = σ 23 = σ 31...
- The
prin****l axes of
rotation imply three reference planes, each
perpendicular to an axis:
Normal plane, or yaw
plane Transverse plane,
lateral plane, or...
- – one on each side. The
distance in air from the lens or mirror's
prin****l plane to the
focus is
called the
focal length.
Elliptical mirrors have two...
