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The detected PA signals were amplified by 49 dB and were digitized by a high speed digitizer (CS 14200, Gage Applied) at a sampling rate of 200 MS/s.

To avoid jittering associated with the illumination lasers, the PAOM data acquisition board (CS 14200, Gage Applied) was triggered by a photodiode (PD in Fig. 1), which also sampled the laser output energy.

Furthermore, the time-to-fracture was detected with different strain gage types applied to the specimen side surfaces in the vicinity of the crack tip.

Furthermore, the time-to-fracture, tf, was detected with different strain gage types applied to the specimen side surfaces in the vicinity of the crack tip.

In the methods, strain gages were applied to the external ring followed by ring slicing or tube boring, and successfully characterized the circumferential stresses and normal stresses acting between the components.

A total number of thirteen delta strain gage rosettes were applied at the external surface of the composite patch repair, together with two dummy sensors for temperature compensation.

Both beams were monitored by rectangular strain gage (SG) rosettes applied at the position shown in Figure 4, in order to evaluate the stress field at that point of maximum shear stress.

To examine which pathways are significantly enriched in mammalian neural cells grown in vitro and in vivo, we applied GAGE and SPIA to the DEGs found in the rat and mouse data using the cross-species annotation.

Sufficient pressure, approximately 0.53 MPa (15 MPa-gage pressure), was applied to the area (25 × 200 mm2) to achieve good adhesive distribution over the surfaces of the plates and kept for the required time to cure each adhesive.

GAGE [ 18] was applied to infer the most differentially expressed pathways or gene sets between the BMP6 added or withdrawn samples under comparison at different time points.

The main contribution of this research is to use the NGR&R study (Nested Gage Repeatability & Reproducibility), generally applied on manufacturing quality management.