Large deformation of the contact is accounted for in the analysis, which allows for accurate contact relations up to indentation depths relevant for powder compaction.
Ultrafine grains are observed both in the chip and the subsurface, at depths relevant to the typical thickness of the irradiation-induced damage.
However, with the increase in HD cases and in-depth relevant studies, scholars have increasingly begun to question the "self-limitation" of HD.
These courses should be foundational depth courses relevant to the student's professional development and research interests.
Notes on estimated source depth and relevant citations are also included.
"The Doctoral Scholars program provides a wonderful opportunity to apply my medical and research training into the global health context in depth, building relevant experience and focus for a career in global health research," said Rivenbark.
Nurse educators may need to teach students to reflect on disposition, to be orderly and focused, to aim correctly to map out situations, and to look in more depth for relevant diagnostic information.
As we have described before, this research was part of a larger study in which exploring IPV was not the main focus; thus, we may have failed to inquire in greater depth on relevant issues.
For toxicologists, the courts, and the public in general, an internationally recognized certification is of value to the extent those stakeholders can be confident that the credential demonstrates currency and command of both breadth and appropriate depth of relevant knowledge and current professional experience.
Finally, a lack of in-depth and relevant statistics about trends and growth in tourism in Nunavut has prevented businesses from planning for their short- and long-term futures.
The Jurisdiction Module at the conclusion of the Lecture and Discussion Series will provide in depth information on relevant jurisdiction issues.
