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We create two- and three-dimensional representative volume elements to represent the structure of the fibril and evaluate the importance of the parameters defining its structure and properties of the constituent mineral and collagen phase.

The finite element mesh can be constructed using partially/fully saturated soil elements to represent the salient aspects of unsaturated permeability and the soil water characteristic curve.

With this method, it is straightforward to use infinite elements, usually known as throw-off elements, to represent the propagation to infinity, which is a possible cause of modal complexity.

The efficiency is measured in terms of (1) number of elements to represent the dynamics with a given precision and (2) computational cost to simulate the time response within a given precision.

Some models also utilize spring elements to represent the viscous effects of the fibers, thus application tothe modeling of nonuniform deformations such as those that occur in indentation tests.

This is accomplished through the use of spring elements to represent the contact interface between the fixture and workpiece, while the springs are defined to emulate the real-world behaviour of fixture workpiece contacts.

In this work an alternative approach is proposed, using a high performance hexahedral finite element to represent the individual layer mass and stiffness.

This is through the implementation of an innovative technique which utilises spring and damper elements to represent every point where the fixture is in contact with the workpiece.

The second method is internal mesh adaption, where cracking of the adhesive within an element is captured by further discretizing the element internally to represent the partially cracked geometry.

The optimization problem is solved by developing a finite element simulation to represent the constraints.

The audience fell off sharply in the final 19 minutes as NBC moved on to commentary and an element intended to represent the magazine format usually employed by "Rock Center," an interview with young reporters embedded following the various candidates.