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After a long period of service the stability performance of breakwaters could deteriorate, when faced with conditions different to those for which it was originally designed.
The results for the off-normal Co-coated MCLs are different to those for the Au -coated MCLs. Figure 3b shows the surface morphology of a Co-coated PA-MCL, demonstrating the generation of the transverse nano-strings.
Reporter Giles Dilnot spoke to Pip Arthur, Michael Jackson and Gareth Carmichael at the venue in County Antrim about how the choices they face are very different to those for voters in other parts of the UK.
It seems that at these high strain rates a brittle fracture mechanism activated at very high stresses takes over from crazing, or at least that craze initiation occurs for stress levels very different to those for quasi-static conditions.
Because of the differences in the rest of the wind farm, the design priorities of generators for offshore wind tend to be different to those for onshore wind: there is an emphasis on high efficiency, higher power rating and high reliability.
The changes in rheological properties with the proportion of PS-GMA content in the PP-g-AA(T /PS blend were different to those for the PP-g-AA(O)/PS blend, thus demonstrating that the presence of PAA significantly affects the rheological as well as the morphological blend properties.
It is possible that their needs and views were very different to those of, for example, a younger multiparous woman who has had a spontaneous normal birth.
If you're looking for further evidence that games are serious tools for purposes other than entertainment, it can be found in a field whose aims appear very different to those of Games for Change – the military.
Because of special needs (different to those of the railways) for service (customer needs), operation and technology, Urban Guided Transport will use only a small part of the benefits supported by the European Commission for the Railways.
Second, our heat shock conditions (50°C for 10 minutes) were different to those of Waldminghaus and Skarstad (43°C for 5 minutes).
The requirements that need to be fulfilled to render a diagnostic imaging strategy cost-effective for screening are different to those required for effective diagnosis.
