Examples of application of this new technique are given, which include observation of a temperature magnetic field domain wherein magnetoelastic coupling demonstrates variations of sign and analysis of magnetic domain wall dynamics in polycrystalline ferromagnetic martensites.
The result of the feature point tracking and triangle comparison process is a spatio-temporally resolved strain value field, wherein cracks can be detected, located and measured via local discrepancies.
In this contribution Brownian dynamics simulations and a simple model based on the ferrohydrodynamics equations are applied to explore the dependence of the transient magnetoviscosity for two cases: (I) a ferrofluid in a constant shear flow wherein the magnetic field is suddenly turned on, and (II) a ferrofluid in a constant magnetic field wherein the shear flow is suddenly started.
Following in the wake of Nishida's topological thinking of absolute nothingness (see subsection 3.3 below), Nishitani also thinks of śūnyatā as a "place" or "field" wherein beings can appear as they truly are in their proper basis or "home-ground" (moto).
The world is not a static field wherein Americans can experiment with strategies while everyone else remains fixed in position.
Citing projection mapping as one particularly technical field wherein science and art go hand-in-hand, he elaborates, "As a cultural and educated person you can't understand the 21st Century world without being literate in science.
Ions are accelerated through the drift tube by an electric field, wherein ions of differing shapes have different mobilities depending on an ion's characteristic collision cross-section (CCS).
We demonstrate the utility of the aforementioned algorithms through a series of open-field tests wherein we successfully localize wideband acoustic and/or seismic sources.
Rather it lay "in consolidating the known (field) laws" wherein "the whole scheme seems simplified, and new light is thrown on the origin of the fundamental laws of physics" (1921, 105).
The Cretaceous and Palaeogene sedimentary rocks that crop out on the Isle of Wight are highly prone to landsliding and the island offers an important field laboratory wherein to investigate a number of the different types of failure.
