Cells supplemented with isoprenaline exhibited increased contractile frequency and acceleration.
The increase in the peak ground acceleration decreased the natural frequency and acceleration dynamic magnification factor and increased the damping ratio.
Similitude laws for adequate modeling of dynamic behavior of the reduced models were satisfied and time, frequency and acceleration values were scaled.
Here, a similar frequency and acceleration magnitude also served as a stimulatory signal, achieved in the absence of weightbearing, and thus the absence of directly applied matrix deformation.
This includes evaluating whether patients and providers are able to adhere to a T2T protocol in terms of both visit frequency and treatment acceleration in those with persistent active disease.
However, when identical frequencies and acceleration magnitudes were applied post hoc in June 2004, the MTI instruments displayed a significantly (p < 0.001) increased acceleration response of 9.50%, when compared to the group of CSA instruments.
A vibration test in the laboratory, conducted by using an electromagnetic exciter, identifies the resonant frequency, displacement-frequency, and acceleration-frequency plots of the VEH.
However, children have been reported typically to be involved in many different activities, including different games, jumping, dancing, running, climbing, and biking [ 33], introducing a wide range of frequencies and accelerations through more complex movements of the human body.
For Prototype A, the maximum measured power output was 148 nW at 8.08 kHz resonant frequency and 3.9 m/s2 acceleration.
Stroke frequency and surge acceleration decreased with decreasing depth (Fig. 2 and 5).
