As prove of the different stress to which the two areas are subjected, the authors simulated the loads acting on a knee joint by developing a model in AnyBody Modelling System™.
Correction: February 22 , 2001 Thursday An article yesterday about a call on NATO by President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia to develop a joint missile defense system misstated NATO's membership in some editions.
The IDCourserians developed a joint enterprise by expanding their shared goal from learning MOOCs to promoting Coursera and localising its contents.
His company later developed a joint venture with BP.
The joints failed prematurely by developing joint shear failure at considerably low drift ratios between 1.0% and 1.5% and therefore their resistance against lateral earthquake load was deemed insignificant.
By developing joint programming with Michael Disher, the theater director, and Beth Giles, the gallery director, Professor Eastup hopes to create what he described as "a cube within a sphere.
But the companies said they would also be studying ways to save money by allowing their finance arms to cooperate and by developing joint platforms, global communications systems and the introduction of some Fiat-built cars into the United States, including the Alfa Romeo and Maserati.
'Common values' "The AU shares common values with UNICEF, and hence the need to address continental challenges together by developing joint strategic and concrete actions on areas of mutual interest," said AU Commissioner for Human Resources, Science and Technology Jean Pierre Onvehoun Ezin.
It was designed by Stephen B. Jacobs and developed by a joint venture known as the SDS/Proceda Venture.
The database was developed by a joint effort by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) and the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to provide a single, pooled-state database of reconciled, comparable cancer information geocoded at the local level to facilitate cancer control planning and evaluation [12].
