The consequent positive direction of the observed changes and that all involved units were unaware of this study lessen the risk for systemic bias.
The region ahead of the fatigue crack tip is plastically stretched by tensile deformation, causing necking deformation in the thickness direction and consequent chisel-point fracture.
That discontent fed this month's Daily Telegraph outing of Lib Dem ministers' private angst about the government's direction and the consequent defanging of Cable.
The latter scenario is the concept that this paper proposes for improving fuel cell water management: the consequent co-occurrence of single- and two-phase flows in the in-plane direction at Da0<1 is beneficial to avoid severe dryout and flooding.
Moody's said on Thursday the downgrade reflected concerns that the departures and the consequent uncertainty surrounding the bank's direction would be negative for bondholders.
These interactions induce DNA kinks, and a consequent change in DNA linkers' relative direction at the chromatosome exit.
The formation of an intimately mixed oxide, as revealed by XRPD analysis, results in photoactivity higher than that of pure TiO2, and also of benchmark P25 TiO2, consequent to a better charge separation due to the migration of photoproduced holes from WO3 domains to TiO2 and of photopromoted electrons in the opposite direction.
A posterior starting point can cause an anterior direction of the nail, with consequent anterior cortex impingement of the distal tip of the nail.
However, when a window is narrowed in the time domain, it inevitably widens in the frequency domain, with consequent loss of resolution in the frequency direction on the ST compromising the identification of the whole event.
They also confirm that specification of fetal visceral asymmetries can be dissociated from those defining relations between the fetus and the remainder of the conceptus, namely the direction of fetal rotation and consequent sidedness of its tail, umbilical cord and vitelline vessels.
Disc couplings are widely used in compressors, gas turbines, and aerospace applications because of their flexibility and their consequent ability to compensate in almost all directions.
