Various hypotheses have been published with the focus on calculating equivalent stress intensity factors and on predicting kink angles after a change of mode-mixity from one cycle to the next.
This requires the development of a strong set of criteria specifying what conditions would trigger a change of mode, or what class of phenomenon would require an interruption of "normal" observations, or a significant re-distribution of resources, in order to make detailed observations of its development.
The public transport literature also identifies that a public transport trip is made up of parts with the time spent accessing and regressing the vehicle imposing higher costs on the traveller than the time spent in-vehicle and with further penalties being imposed if a change of mode or vehicle is required (the interchange penalty).
Winning western endorsement (and continued western endorsement), however, required a change of mode: the "project" had to change from being an armed, proselytizing Islamic vanguard movement into something resembling statecraft.
Recent evidence indicates that physical confinement in a non-adhesive environment may drive a change of migration modes.
Accelerated ageing tests resulted in a change of failure mode in GFRP-strengthened specimens which helped in assessment of AE output in different failure modes, but no conclusive strength degradation was observed in the specimens.
Consequently, reversing B's direction of motion, a change of one mode (determination), constitutes a lesser modal change than a transference of motion between two bodies, which alters two modes (speed and determination).
While rail transport is growing for medium-distance journeys, the first and last miles are travelled by road, marking a change of transport mode in inland terminals (ITs).
In the case of mixed screw edge ribbons a change of shearing mode is observed, from stacking fault shear to anti-phase boundary shear, when the applied stress approaches the yield of the material.
The transition to sexuality is not merely a change of a mode of reproduction but ascension to a new quality.
