Comparison of calculations to some prior experimental results confirms our assumption published in earlier works which states that neither the shock energy nor the shock frequency separately taken into account, govern the end product but only the injected shock power is responsible for the microstructure and phases present in the processed powder.
With the transverse shear deformation taken into account, the governing equation of bending vibration for unbounded orthotropic sandwich panels is derived and implemented to the sound transmission problem.
Because the fluid includes three components, i.e., the water, vapor, and air, the interactions between water air and water vapor are treated by applying the level set method, and the effect of surface tension is taken into account in governing equations.
With strong Tea Party supporters now making up almost half of their party's electoral base, Republican leaders clearly will have to take the views of this group into account in governing.
At their confirmation hearings in recent days, the four agreed in their testimony that the board that sets accounting standards ought to re-examine the accounting rules governing the treatment of stock options granted to corporate executives.
Accounting rules governing the speed of such write-downs are vague, and some venture fund management fees are tied to the values of these assets.
Bush's accounts of governing through war and natural disaster are never elegant, but they convey a sense of drama and urgency.
Certainly the ONS did him a favour with its change to the accounting rules governing Labour's mobile phone 3G licence sale in 2000.
Australia is able to count "carry-over" under the accounting rules governing international emissions calculations because it "overshot" or did better than the special deal it received at the Kyoto meeting for its first climate change pledge to 2012.
He said an "unfortunate" 1995 change of the accounting rules governing the use of stock options as compensation contributed to the acceleration of reported corporate earnings by allowing companies to use options rather than cash to pay employees.
During Mr. Reyes's five-week-long trial last year, his lawyers did not deny his overseeing of backdating grants and the falsification of records the backdating entailed; they instead argued that Mr. Reyes did not understand accounting rules governing options.
