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Figure 2: Deformation frequency and PC1 of Saos-2 cells on 10 surfaces tested.

The bendability is measured at a maximal angle of 150° and a deformation frequency of 2 Hz, using reciprocating motion, for 6000 cycles.

We compared quantitatively vinculin-related adhesion parameters in osteoblastic cells submitted to opposite mechanical stresses, i.e., low deformation and frequency strain regimens (stretch condition) and microgravity exposure (relaxed condition).

To measure the frequency-dependent elastic and viscous moduli of the actin filament networks, G' and G", oscillatory deformations of 1% shear deformation and frequency between 0.01 and 100 rad/s are applied, respectively.

The probabilistic design problem is to minimize the weight of a knuckle component subject to stresses, deformations, and frequency constraints in order to meet the given target reliability.

However, since in small deformation the frequency-dependent shear and bulk responses of an isotropic body are decoupled, the complex shear and bulk moduli are generally considered fundamental response functions.

We hypothesized that athletes with infraspinatus muscle atrophy can develop proprioceptive deficits, which might be explained by the fact that mechanoreceptors of the posterior capsule and glenohumeral joint are mechanically sensitive and transduce mechanical tissue deformation as frequency-modulated [ 10, 12– 12].

Samples were squeezed between stainless steel parallel plates (diameter 40 mm, gap 1 mm) and subjected to oscillating rotational deformations at frequencies from 0.01 to 10 Hz at a constant stress (0.1 Pa).

Finite element analysis (FEA) is conducted on the deformation and resonant frequency of the developed machine tool.

The slow α-relaxation process is investigated under constant deformation using low frequency dynamic mechanical analysis.

In this paper we use elastica theory to study the deformation and natural frequency of a spiral spring.