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The method is based on equilibrium of the energetic forces acting on a DCB-specimen.
Wu [38] also estimated the distribution function of critical headways at unsignalized intersections based on equilibrium of probabilities; thus, he presented a solution accounting for different predefined distribution functions of critical headways.
Design codes like EC4 allow the bending resistance of composite beams with partial shear connection (PSC) to be assessed by plastic analysis procedures, based on equilibrium of forces across the composite section (equilibrium method).
A numerical technique based on equilibrium of forces and full compatibility of strains has been developed to evaluate the moment curvature relationships and moment capacities of FRP and steel reinforced concrete sections.
Table 7 Theoretical maximum yields of CO and H2O based on equilibrium of RWGS (1) Theoretical maximum yield of CO Theoretical maximum yield of H2O g mol g mol Experiment 8 0.127 0.0071 0.127 0.0071 Experiment 9 0.139 0.0077 0.00770.0077.
Chapter 5 provides the flip side of range management based on equilibrium notions of ecology - inexplicable shifts in rangeland structure and the impossibility of relying on stocking rate alone to cause shifts in rangeland state.
Analytical design equations, based on equilibrium theory of chromatography, are presented for the case of binary systems with linear or competitive Langmuir adsorption isotherms under ideal conditions.
Based on equilibrium equations of a differential element from the bamboo panel, and constitutive relationship of the structural adhesive, a theoretical model was proposed to determine the bonding shear stresses and slippages at the interfaces of steel-bamboo.
The model comprises three parts: A hydrodynamic submodel that was adopted from a depth-averaged, semi-implicit hydrodynamic model, a geochemical submodel based on equilibrium partitioning of chemicals between aqueous and particulate phases, and a particle dynamic submodel that simulates resuspension, transport and settling of suspended particulate matter (SPM).
This model is based on equilibrium binding of Bcd molecules to non-specific, low affinity DNA sites throughout the Drosophila genome.
In contrast, Chinese state policy (Ho [2001]) and some sections of Towards Sustainable Use (especially Chapter 6) are based on equilibrium, climax models of rangeland ecology.
