Thanks to the developments in the field of high-performance computing, simulations of large-scale earthquake-generation cycles, based on the driving forces of relative plate motion and the fault-friction law, can be realized.
Calculations for the hexagonal material zinc illustrate effects of speed, friction and line of action of the die force on relative contact zone size, location of maximal values for the temperature and the compressive stress, and the maximum temperature for a given maximum stress.
The asymmetry of the contact expansion suggests that the contact expansion is a driving force of the relative movement of the RC-MTOC-GA complex and the contact.
Virtual mass terms as an interfacial force, taking account of relative acceleration of the bubbles in the liquid phase, have been generally accepted in the two-phase flow models since they conditionally stabilize the numerical scheme.
In vitro unfolding studies on simple protein polymers have also shown that the mechanical strength of a protein depends on the direction of force application relative to the topology of the secondary structure.
However, as orthodontic tooth movement depends on the location of the line of force relative to the center of resistance, the areas of force application will necessarily be different in lingual and labial orthodontics.
Following application of this force, the relative extensibility of the microfibrils can be characterized by comparing the number of extended repeats in control and experimental populations.
What was the relative force of the impact?
People spoke with casual expertise of the relative force of a Category 4 or 5 storm.
That quality, difficult to define, is basically a function of canny pacing, not only in tempo but also in dynamics and in the relative force of climaxes, one carrying logically and proportionately to the next.
