Other authorities use the term tense to specify a greater degree of muscular activity, resulting in a greater deformation of the tongue from its neutral position.
Nanoindentation enables determination of local mesoscale properties, which at low strain rates, exhibit a greater deformation rate sensitivity than the corresponding uniaxial deformation properties.
The point p, near to vertex v i, suffers a greater deformation than the points which are farther where the weight are smaller, and hence, they are barely affected by this deformation.
Electrocapillary actuation requires low voltage and low power, is immediately reversible, results in a greater deformation than EWOD, and is capable of moving liquid metal at speeds of over 120 mm/s.
It was found that the application of FRC can effectively improve the seismic performance of beam-column joints because it leads to higher load-carrying capacity and a greater deformation capability prior to the formation of the major diagonal cracks in the joint core zone.
But the controversy has made his new book, "The Great Deformation," a best-seller — a surprising fate for a seven-hundred-page work of monetary history.
Former Reagan budget director David Stockman is out with a new book, "The Great Deformation," that says we will soon be pushing our few meager belongings around in grocery carts and trying to keep the cannibal hordes from eating our children, all because of debt.
The latest example is David Stockman, Ronald Reagan's first budget director, who has just published a mammoth screed titled "The Great Deformation".
Conversely, the structure with AASD showed a great plan deformation uniformity (torsional balance), with reductions of nearly 40% in maximum edge deformation, which is consistent with the parametric analysis results.
