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In particular, it is not clear whether the same stress field as found from the well-known 2D solutions of the theory of elasticity do describe the corresponding stress components in a plate made of a sufficiently brittle material and subjected to in-plane loading, and what effect the plate thickness has.

The average estimated grain size diameter (Dav). is 30.13 nm as found from the XRD experiment using the Debye Scherrer equation.

Irradiation of the films resulted also in the change of the zeta potential of both DR and Pec outermost layer to more negative values and in the increase of the film hydrophobicity as found from the contact angle measurements.

The DR/Pec films have been shown to support cell growth and osteogenic potential of cell culture supports in tissue engineering, as found from the experiments with human bone marrow stromal cells (hMSCs).

The average daily leafy vegetable intake rate among Bangladeshi people is 0.0361 kg as found from the survey of Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS 2011).

The atom evaporation and diffusion or the extent of radial growth would thus be limited by the beam energy, current density, and the irradiation duration, and so far, there was no detectable effect as found from the carbon film.

As found from ab initio calculations, the superconductivity can be explained by a valence instability at the L-point, that has been used as design criterion.

As found from Fig. 11, the open channel test displayed a different pattern of CO2 reading in the outlet sensor.

Since the actual head required for lifting the well fluids to the surface, as found from NODAL calculations, is less than this value, a sufficient head loss across the choke is needed.

As found from X-ray diffraction line broadening, the crystallite size of all powders was in the nanometric range (cassiterite structure) which was confirmed by transmission electron microscopy.

The 1,3-dioxole ring was fused to the aromatic ring bearing the singlets at δH 7.31 (H-1) and 7.89 (H-4) according to HMBC correlations (Figure 1) observed from H-1 to C-2 (δC 148.8), and H-4 to C-3 (δC 148.2) as well as those found from the acetalic CH2 group to carbons C-2 and C-3.