Gels showing slow, yielding-like breakdown (i.e. high energy dissipation) were sensed as the least crumbly by assessors during quantitative descriptive analysis (QDA).
Due to this, other factors than just the clinical needs of the child and its family are in use, which can heighten the risk of both breakdown (i.e. unplanned terminated placement) and/or poor prognostic placement outcomes.
Animals involved in leaf litter breakdown (i.e., shredders) play a central role in detritus-based stream food webs, while their fitness and functioning can be impaired by anthropogenic stressors.
Various pulse current levels are first applied to obtain the critical stress level that causes the device hard breakdown, i.e. the condition at which the maximum temperature in the device structure exceeds the melting point of silicon.
Strong tensile stress wave is induced by pulse laser irradiation, and delamination of the coating layer/substrate interface (or spallation) is produced by confined silicone grease breakdown (i.e. ablation).
Cartilage breakdown (i.e., proteoglycan loss and matrix dissolution) was measured from toluidine-blue-stained serial sections by assessing cartilage according to the method of Joosten and colleagues [ 15].
While performing the Nd YAG laser procedure in each eye, we counted the number of laser pulses, N p, that induced an optical breakdown (i.e., the plasma spark was visible).
Not wanting to cause a repeat of the breakdown, I drove the car gingerly at first.
Once, during a breakdown, I was appointed by the court as his guardian.
Slattery spoke of his own breakdown: "I rented a huge warehouse by the river Thames.
Twelve months to a year before the breakdown, I was having symptoms.
