(2) Have obtained from the blaster or the equivalent, the relevant employer, or other knowledgable source, satisfactory evidence of having received on-the-job training in accordance with paragraph (a)(1) of this section.
While roller compaction is considered as a plane-strain deformation process (ribbons become thinner and longer, but not wider), the calculated stress is provided as an equivalent value relevant to a uniaxial-strain deformation process such as tablet compression (i.e. tablets become shorter, but not thicker or wider).
The test's internal validity has been measured by conducting test re-test analysis on a range of target types on 19 operational search dogs, and external validity has been measured by completing the test and an equivalent operationally relevant building search on 26 operational search dogs.
In this project, in vitro nominal concentrations equivalent to relevant toxic concentrations in vivo were determined in two steps.
The application of the Weibull approach is possible under any multiaxial loading by defining a relevant equivalent stress.
Students are encouraged to participate in the GEOPHYS 385 series from more than one faculty member or group and relevant equivalent series in other departments.
The successful applicant must have a PhD, MD, MD/PhD or equivalent with prior relevant training and coursework in cell and molecular biology, biochemistry, developmental biology or regenerative medicine.
The relationship between recycled aggregates concrete (RAC) and conventional concrete (RC) is expressed by fundamental parameters α, which describe the relevant equivalent properties of RAC in function of the same property of RC.
Comparison of published formulas for the four relevant equivalent bending stiffnesses Deq11, Deq22, Deq66, andDeq12 revealed ambiguities: Three different formulas were found for Deq22, which describes the bending of the ridges and troughs; for Deq66 two 'competing' formulas emerged.
