By using Hamilton's principle, the governing equation of motion is derived and then discretized based on the IGA technique, which tailors the non-uniform rational B-splines (NURBS) basis functions as interpolation functions to fulfil the C2-continuity requirement.
The use of additive manufacturing technologies, some capable of producing composite or multi-material components is an enabler for light-weighting, as features formally associated with one principal function can be designed to fulfil multiple functionalities.
Yet little theory-based information is available regarding the decisive determinants of project management success and the functions it needs to fulfil.
Because of the range of functions they had to fulfil, castles were built in a variety of locations.
When using the term "gating" (as in gating in the olive or gating pain signals) one would normally suggest that it is a design principle of a circuit that a signal with a particular function is sometimes allowed, sometimes not, to fulfil that function.
Results from individual GWAS may be opening small windows into the genetic architecture of IOP and, by extension, glaucoma; however, functional characterization of the gene function will be necessary to fulfil the potential translational benefits of such studies.
In the first of Ms Collins's books Katniss's narration performs very well the function that Mr Ross tries to fulfil with shaky-cams and the like putting us in her world as she sees it.
Patients had to be haemodynamically stable without vasopressors or positively inotropic substances for 2 days after treatment of the condition leading to ICU admission without an improvement in kidney function, and they had to fulfil the diagnostic criteria established by the International Ascites Club in 1994 (Table 1) [ 13].
This would raise interesting questions about how to fulfil functions currently vested in permanent secretaries because of their political neutrality and the independence of the process used to appoint them.
