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The basic theory of an auxiliary sphere tangent to the normal ringed surface is addressed.

The picture is also complicated by a few political developments that run counter to the basic theory of an east/west divide: Ukip's recent strong showing in Plymouth; the Greens' solid base in Norwich; the rather inconvenient fact that, though the Greens finished strongly enough in the south-west's European elections to gain their first MEP outside the south-east, Ukip still topped the poll.

The basic theory of a two-surface plastic hinge analysis program is presented, focusing on the inelastic stiffness formulation of a three-dimensional beam column element.

This chapter discusses the basic theory of a linear array and explores the way the antenna array can be steered in a preferred direction, shape its radiation pattern, and even feed its elements parasitically.

In this paper we measured intermodulation response near one resonance and analyzed the data within the context of a basic theory of a nonlinear system with only two degrees of freedom, i.e. one oscillator equation describing one eigenmode of the transmission line [9].

Allegory puts forward a basic theory of allegory as a symbolic mode, shows how it expresses fundamental emotional and cognitive drives, and relates it to a wide variety of aesthetic devices.

By the time DeCarrone opened her own tiny coffeehouse, in 1991, she'd developed a basic theory of caffeine as community: A coffee shop should be small ("the size of a nice closet"), so that people can eavesdrop guiltlessly.

This chapter reviews the basic theory of Lorentz microscopy, a set of observation modes that are commonly used in either a conventional transmission electron microscope (CTEM) or a scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM).

In order to explore the effect of fiber orientation angle on the Young's modulus of composites, from the basic theory of elastic mechanics, a procedure which can be applied to evaluate the elastic stiffness matrix of GFRP composite as an analytical function of fiber orientation angle (from 0° to 90°), was developed.

Questions on the basic theory of TUS demonstrated a lack of knowledge of the ultrasound physiological effects as well as its interaction with biological tissues and TUS absolute contraindication.

Along with a brief introduction to the basic theory of anisotropic elasticity and a guide to the functions provided by the toolkit, three example applications are discussed.