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Similarly, Pressel et al. (2008) reported that chloroplasts were able to cover distances up to 20 μm in 1 to 6 h in the other moss species Dicranum scoparium and Funaria hyrometrica, which equals displacement rates of 0.9 to 5.6 nm/s [ 9].

Open image in new window Fig. 11 Equal displacement rule.

It will likely be called the F60, since Ferrari uses the numerical designations of its cars to (roughly) equal displacement.

First, the design is based on application of the equal displacement rule to an elastic design spectrum.

Qualitative reviews are presented by Chopra and Goel (1999, 2000) and comparisons are made with the classical method of Newmark and Hall (described in Chopra 2008), where the criterion of equal displacement or equal energy, depending on whether the period of the system falls into the acceleration or velocity sensitive region, is used to relate R and μ.

Since we expect the equal displacement rule (Fig. 11) to apply to structures with periods greater than TC, we can use the spectral displacement plot of Fig. 10 to determine the period of a long-period system whose spectral displacement is 0.192 m.

In particular, in another hemipteran insect, the southern green stink bug Nezara viridula, threshold values of receptor cells in the subgenual organ follow the line of equal displacement [36].

I would be surprised if the ablation of a neighbor cell in a model with uniform material properties would show an equal displacement in necks and lobes, and this should be tested.

The formulation presented is based on the concept of equal displacements at the shell stiffener interface.

Veletsos and Newmark (1960) reported that moderate period structures follow "equal-displacement" rule in non-negative stiffness region.

The changing domain and moving boundaries of the varying piston-cylinder interface impose a challenge to the modeling, and a novel equal-displacement-step method is developed to tackle this issue.