A steady cycle minimum principle, integrated form of the aforementioned minimum net resistant power theorem, is provided, which characterizes the structure's steady state response (steady cycle) and proves to be an extension to the present context of known principles of perfect plasticity.
To add another perspective to the steady cycle of tragic realities, Hill decided to take his own portraits of refugees, capturing their strong expressions to paint them as survivors.
Nothing dramatic, just a steady, exhausting cycle of nagging/ignoring, cajoling/sighing, yelling/yelling, then crying/crying.
Organisms in the marine environment have adapted to these steady cycles over millions of years, and use them for synchronization on many levels.
Fig. 3 Biochemical conversion observed during a steady state cycle (a) and after the addition of phosphate in the end of the anaerobic phase (b).
We find that the stress stretch curve changes cycle by cycle, and reaches a steady state after thousands of cycles.
Critics bow to fashion and a legacy of lazy disdain, largely avoiding the topic — I've done it myself, so I know — and museums only perpetuate the cycle, offering a steady flow of Botticelli, Monet and Rembrandt exhibitions, before which we genuflect like medieval pilgrims praying before sculptured shrines.
Decline and unrest in Europe and America comes at the end of a long cycle of steady socioeconomic growth.
A significant correlation between residual stress in subsurface and tool life is shown as well as a steady decrease of residual compressive stress from cycle to cycle.
The president worked his way into the news cycle Sunday with a steady stream of tweets that betrayed his complicated feelings about Fox News.
Specifically, it is capable of delivering a reversible capacity of as high as 770 mAh g−1 at 200 mA g−1 after 200 cycles and exhibiting a steady discharge capacity of 670 mAh g−1 even cycled at a large current density of 1000 mA g−1.
