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Since there are 68 atoms in the primitive cell, the total number of required displacements for this system would then be 408 (allowing for both positive and negative displacements), although this can be reduced to 84 by exploiting the symmetry elements present in the crystal.

Applied displacements beyond the 0.1 μm critical displacement for this alumina resulted in nonrecoverable displacements.

Acoustic attenuations are related to the inverse of the excitation focal depth that yields the greatest focal zone displacement for this protocol.

It is possible to estimate displacement for this case too: Δ н = Δ 1 − β 6 N c + 1 3 N c 2 d α R 0 2. Here, Δ is the displacement for antisymmetric excitations, which is determined by Equation 16.

For both soil profiles, multidirectional shaking predicts smaller permanent displacements for the bottom half, and larger permanent displacements for the upper half of the profile than unidirectional shaking.

Top row: displacements for the highest frequency mode (mode 9) below the gap and bottom row: displacements for the lowest frequency mode above the gap (mode 10).

Thus, subjects' CoP excursions were not particularly correlated with the Model's CoM displacements for the three experimental conditions.

In the case of Fe no measurable increase in mass of the CNT substrate occurred during the first 10 min, possibly indicating a slow galvanic displacement reaction for this system.

To evaluate near-field displacement signals for this earthquake, we selected strong-motion data recorded at eleven relatively equispaced KiK-net stations in the region between the northern boundary of Iwate Prefecture and the southern boundary of Ibaraki Prefecture, as shown in Fig. 1 and Table 1; the data are provided on the Web site of KiKnet (http://www.bosai.go.jp/).jp/

The other event that involves complex molecules is strand displacement, and for this, the doubling of the rate is not compensated.

However, this results in large displacements for isolators, particularly for buildings located in near-fault sites.