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The structural elements developed in these sediments and neighboring rock units suggest that deformation and final collapse of the half-graben basins took place during a terminal orogeny.
The large-scale shell structures with distributed piezoelectric components of complicated geometrical configurations are approximated by the hybrid strain or mixed formulation based lower order triangular shell finite elements developed in the present investigation.
In the third internode, more vessel elements developed in the vascular region, but no interfascicular fibers were observed (Fig. 1c).
The origin of digits, essentially strings of segmented elements developing in a sequence from the distal part of the limb, is a problem that developmental genetics is beginning to tackle.
As both mutants are completely devoid of skeletal muscle in the limbs, the skeletal elements develop in the absence of neighboring muscle tissue, and therefore lack dynamic patterns of biophysical stimuli that we have shown to result from spontaneous embryonic muscle contractions [22].
The versatile shell element developed in this study (called '4EAS-FS') will be used to compare and analyze buckling load and modes for various parameters.
The frame element developed in this chapter is also known in many commercial software packages as the general beam element, or even simply the beam element.
A simple C0 quadrilateral, doubly curved shell element developed in the authors' previous paper [Woelke, P., Voyiadjis, G.Z., submitted for publication.
The linear stress element developed in this article is shown to be robust, yielding reasonable results even when a poorly designed finite element mesh is used in the cantilever beam example.
The element developed in this study relaxes the assumption of planar cross section; thereby allowing for including the effect of warping as well as for different stretch values at different points on the element cross section.
A geometrically nonlinear finite element, developed in previous work, is here refined extending its capabilities to full 3-D analysis and to nonlinear modelling of hydrodynamic loads due to steady current and wind waves.
