Table 1 [ 5] represents the state of rupture of the outer layers at a stress of the tunica of 120 N/cm depending on an inner pressure of the penis of 200 mmHg = 26,6 kPa and the extent of the external force as well as the angle of deviation, whereby the greater angle needs much less external force to reach the critical stress of the tunica.
The extent of the devastation forced the bulk of the population to find temporary housing elsewhere for varying lengths of time, and some chose not to return.
The battle gave Urquhart the opportunity to escape his position and he was able to return to Division HQ at the Hotel Hartenstein in Oosterbeek, where for the first time he was able to learn the extent of the German forces facing them.
Distal colloid or dye uptake leads to the surgical removal of more lymph nodes than necessary, which increases the extent of the dissection, forces the pathologist to review a greater number of lymph nodes, and increases the probability of local lymphedema, a complication of lymph node resection.
General Wiranto, then commander of the armed forces, denied both the extent of the violence and the complicity of his troops.
The extent of the transfer of force between the tourniquet and the skin, however, has yet to be studied.
This study was conducted to clarify the extent and the force of the collision between the two adjacent buildings and its impact on the internal forces of the two buildings and the soil under them.
The evolution of large-surface wings allowed the animals to locomote in a medium which, compared to water, has a lower density, and as a consequence, is almost completely lacking in the hydrostatic pressure that to a certain extent counterbalances the force of gravity in water.
The Counted, the ongoing Guardian US series which exposes and documents the extent of deadly force used by law enforcement in the United States, picked up the award for best use of social media.
