The low-cost, low-burden methods such as questionnaires, emissions inventories, and ambient pollution surveillance data could easily be applied to a large cross section of the NCS.
The formulation is general in the sense that it can be applied to an arbitrary cross-section made of any type of elastoplastic material.
A 1-dimensional (1-D) transfer matrix model analysis for piezoelectric resonators was applied to an axial cross-section of the tubular sonicator to predict frequencies of mechanical resonance in the sample volume associated with maximum acoustic pressure.
Because the compressive stress is developed by the flexural action of the beam and the prestress applied to the cross section, the shear capacity is defined as a function of the flexural deformation and the prestress applied to the cross section.
This assumes that the same relative risk reduction from these treatments would apply to a broad cross-section of patients.
Chickens were divided into 12 sections and the heat transfer model was applied to each cross section.
The theory is applied to a waveguide of elliptic cross-section, and tables of eigenvalues, mode contours and matrix elements are presented for specific examples.
The classical Hartlen-Currie model, originally developed for response of a circular rigid cylinder in subcritical flow, is modified and extended to be applied to other cross sections.
The method can be applied to arbitrary cross sections including open and closed section thin walled structures and tube-in-tube structures.
We ran a series of numerical simulations using a finite-element code applied to 2-D cross crosectionion having varying lithological and mechanical layering.
