Strength data of brittle materials show a significant scatter.
This difference was attributed to more rapid APL disease development, as the timing of fatigue and paralysis relative to death was similar, and the animals selected for autopsy showed similarly swollen bone marrow with brittle femurs and splenomegaly (data not shown).
From the instrumented Charpy impact and fracture toughness test data, ductile to brittle transition temperature, toughness and behavior of material in different fracture modes are evaluated.
Stress inversions of kinematic data measured from brittle deformation structures exposed in the southern Prince Charles Mountains have been carried out to elucidate the drivers of intracontinental deformation responsible for the development of the Lambert Graben, East Antarctica.
The ternary plot shows high quartz content and more brittle area from the XRD data (Fig. 14 and Table 4).
The idea is that your algorithms are a much quicker study, that they're more efficient and less data hungry, less brittle and that they can have broader applicability.
While existing graph systems (e.g., GraphBuilder, Titan, and Giraph) address specific stages of a typical graph-analytics pipeline (e.g., graph construction, querying, or computation), they do not address the entire pipeline, forcing the user to deal with multiple systems, complex and brittle file interfaces, and inefficient data-movement and duplication.
However, δAr/N2 data exhibit anomalous enrichments at brittle ice depths of a brittle zone (9,000 6000 years B.P .9,43, which prohibited us from calculating the surface temperature through the Holocene until now.
In this study, laboratory data for a heterogeneous, brittle, conglomerate unit from a mine shaft has been analysed.
It's a brittle architecture for handling the swarms of data flooding market trading floors, the Internet and machines laden with actuators and sensors.
We can, thus, regard the variation in the stressing rate at surface estimated from GPS data as that in the brittle upper crust.
