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... linear solution is presented in Figure 20 , Figure 21 and Figure 22 , respectively . 0.025 0.02 0.015 model results linear The theory applicable to Wave 2 based on the chart presented in Figure 23 , is the 2nd Order Stokes theory . As ...
... linear solution is presented in Figure 20 , Figure 21 and Figure 22 , respectively . 0.025 0.02 0.015 model results linear The theory applicable to Wave 2 based on the chart presented in Figure 23 , is the 2nd Order Stokes theory . As ...
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... Linear and Nonlinear Sea Surface Realizations Figure 2 below shows typical linear and nonlinear simulated sea surface elevations for a directional parameter v = 1 . The lower figure shows the linear ( solid line ) and the nonlinear ...
... Linear and Nonlinear Sea Surface Realizations Figure 2 below shows typical linear and nonlinear simulated sea surface elevations for a directional parameter v = 1 . The lower figure shows the linear ( solid line ) and the nonlinear ...
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... linear motion . By spinning the shaft in either direction , the nut moves linearly up or down the length of the shaft , thus converting rotary to linear motion in a process called forward driving . Alternatively , as the nut is pulled ...
... linear motion . By spinning the shaft in either direction , the nut moves linearly up or down the length of the shaft , thus converting rotary to linear motion in a process called forward driving . Alternatively , as the nut is pulled ...
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