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The absorption energy and mean collapse force of square tubes was increased by 15 20% in using the controller and energy absorbing capability of the specimen was slightly changed by change of the high controller's height.

It is known that TBs not only provide barriers to dislocation motion but also sustain the strain hardening capability of the specimens without early shear localization [4, 5].

Small specimens were documented using the UV-fluorescence composite imaging method [ 25] (wavelength ca. 358 nm) or, depending on the autofluorescence capabilities of the specimens, with orange-green fluorescence (wavelength ca. 546 nm) [ 17].

Results indicate that repaired specimens having external patches with outer layer of aluminium and inner layer of glass fiber exhibited better impact properties and damage tolerance capability than that of the specimens conventionally repaired using homogeneous glass patches.

As the fringe frequency increases the sectioning capability of SLI increases and finer features of the specimen becomes visible more clearly.

Finally, a multiscale simulation is performed on a three bending specimen showing the capability of the developed constitutive equations to be implemented in a finite element FE code.

The four-piece trigger retained energy absorption capability of specimens similar to the non-triggered ones, while both the reduction of peak load and increase in crash efficiency of these were observed to be significant.

Our results show the optical sectioning capability of tissue specimens while mostly preserving image stack photon count, which is usually not achievable with other existing structured light imaging methods.

Dynamic trials are performed on a cracked specimen to demonstrate the capability of the new approach.

The two negative control specimens, USDA_13 and USDA_16, demonstrated the capability of the RPM-Flu assay to identify alternative pathogens to avian influenza virus as components of a more complete differential diagnosis assay for cases of avian influenza-like illness.

In the content range of this study, the chloride binding capability of coal gangue specimens increased at first and then decreased with the increase of the molar ratios of Ca/Si and Si/Al.