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The log-spiral failure surface is considered, analytical expressions are derived that enable one to readily calculate the yield acceleration coefficient for the slope subjected to seismic loading, and the lateral stabilizing force provided by piles which is required to increase the slope safety factor to a design value.
Equations are derived that enable calculation of x from the a parameter of the unit cell and vice versa, which can be expected to be of widespread utility as a sanity test for extant and future structure determinations and computer simulation studies.
Equations have been derived that enable calculation of the composition (x) from the a parameter of the unit cell of LDH phases and vice versa, which can be used as a sanity test for extant and future structure determinations and computer simulation studies.
Secondly, a 'local' model is derived that enables the assessment of the three-dimensional stress state near the plate-doubler junction.
As synthetic biology grows as a discipline, increasing value may be derived from tools that enable the assessment of parts in their final context.
William Freeman and Antonio Torralba and his team have been developing very short codes or numerical representations that can be derived from individual images to enable automated cataloging of the billions of images on the Internet.
This semi-analytical approach has the advantage that an analytic description of the control accelerations can be derived and enables actuator constraints to be incorporated via time reparametrization.
A number of strategies that enable lattice structures to be derived from Topology Optimisation (TO) results suitable for Additive Manufacturing (AM) are presented.
It is also likely that hybridization of somatic cells with stem cell cytoplasm would enable pluripotent stem cells to be derived for individual patients in the future.
A simple expression is derived in this work that enables one to predict the parametric dependence of the diffusion coefficient ratio (Dap/D) on the 'key-factor' for insertion/extraction processes.
