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While the tension field approach only obtains the wrinkled/slack regions and at best a measure of the extent of wrinkliness, the 3D elasticity solution provides, in principle, the deformed shape of a wrinkled/slack membrane.
In this study, by applying the principle of the maximized shearing deformed specific energy and the different shearing elastic modulus along different crystal planes and orientations, a theoretical model to calculate the shear angles when cutting KDP crystal was established.
They explored the energy landscapes of each of these soft modes using first principles methods, but the global instability indices, G, calculated for structures deformed by one or more of the normal modes gave insights into the roles that each of the different modes play.
For the case of anisotropic materials, typical of heavily deformed metals and alloys, the yield function can be nonelliptical, although in principle always convex.
The new method is based on the following principles: (1) A borehole drilled in stressed bedrock is expected to be quasi-statically deformed due to the viscous property of the rock just after drilling.
One had a deformed skull.
Many are deformed by radiation.
"My hands start becoming deformed.
His nose was very deformed.
