Derivatives of the missile's titanium alloys, which were developed to accommodate surface temperatures at supersonic speed, came to be used on most high-performance aircraft.
This suggests that theropods were either anatomically incapable or behaviorally reluctant to widen their gait while moving at typical speeds, perhaps because they were able to accommodate surface heterogeneity in other ways, such as the "flexed-ungual" posture observed at the Moyeni tracksite.
Soft or accommodating surfaces, such as grass, carpet, and gravel, were particularly difficult for older users with compromised strength.
While clay is a more accommodating surface than either grass or hardcourt in bad weather, the lack of a covered court was again embarrassing for the hosts.
Translating polysomes for ER-targeting proteins prefer the more accommodating surface of ER sheets, and their abundance could dictate the amount of ER sheets (Shibata et al., 2010).
For this purpose, in the context of the limit equilibrium methods, a rigorous three-dimensional procedure is developed, which can accommodate failure surfaces of any shape and satisfy all equilibrium conditions.
This investigation examined the stepping responses made by 48 elderly (mean age 67 years, S.D. 5.4 years) and 48 young (mean age 20 years, S.D. 2.4 years) healthy, community-dwelling adult females to approach and accommodate known surface height changes.
A poloidal coolant flow with high velocity at the first wall is used to reduce the peak temperature of the vanadium structure and to accommodate high surface heat flux.
The evolution of marginal muscle size, and therefore force generating potential (CS-area is proportional to force), requires compensatory phenotypic change in the mesogleal support structures to accommodate sufficient surface-area for attachment and support to transfer forces for distorting the mesoglea and contracting the polyp.
A low surface tension implies that the surface energy of a solution can accommodate a larger surface area (e.g., cylindrical morphology) when the solution was ejected; this property can be manipulated by adding surfactants to the solution.
