In the micro-shear test the load cell was aligned parallel to the adhesive interface so that an application of the force closest to this joint occurred, ensuring correct orientation of the shear forces [25].
This paper presents an application of magnetic force interaction to further enhance the performance of the COPS-PVEH.
27 Direct manipulation and imaging of single protein molecules enables an application of mechanical forces to a target protein while monitoring its response, using these methods talin 28 and possibly p130Cas 29 have been proposed to work as a mechanosensor.
Both dynamometers were calibrated before evaluations using static weights, whilst a MGS measure is rather an explosive application of force.
However it is unknown if the same principle applies to an intermittent application of force such as the use of a night splint only in post-operative Dupuytren's disease.
The question to mathematical physics and especially the physical simulation is to calculate the distribution of forces and stress in an ideal cylinder with a central application of force from the top.
Intentional or not, this is the result of Russia's cruel diplomatic recipe: an appalling application of force clobbered the opposition into pleading for serious negotiations; the threat of its sudden removal may, at last, compel the Assad regime to approach those negotiations with greater sincerity.
More, they demonstrated that under anesthesia, an increasing application of force produced increasing levels of anterior laxity whatever is the status of the ACL and in particular for ACL-deficient knees.
After the incident, according to the safety board, simply pushing the throttles to full open with "a normal application of force" would produce an error message on the plane's computer screens.
The association of expertness in specific motor activities with a higher ability to sustain a constant application of force, regardless of muscle length, has been hypothesized.
A continuous application of force is needed to keep a fluid flowing, just as a continuous force is needed to keep a solid body moving in the presence of friction.
