In general, specimens loaded at high strain rates were brittle, while those loaded at low strain rates were much tougher.
These applications show the practicability and accuracy of the proposed methodology for triggering damage in composite laminates, providing a robust modeling framework suitable for general specimens and loading conditions.
In general, specimens of Kalligrammatidae are poorly preserved with overlapping, incomplete or fragmentary wings.
In this study, the total plastic dissipation per cycle is obtained through plane strain elastic plastic finite element analysis of a stationary crack in a general layered specimen geometry under constant amplitude, mixed-mode loading.
In general, Old World specimens tend to be yellow, while New World specimens are reddish, although exceptions have been noted in the literature.
In general, the specimens show low activity, and are good conductors.
In general KFRC specimens exhibited more ductile behavior with greater energy absorption and more well distributed cracking patterns, which is typical for KFRC.
This database does not currently include other possible data sources, such as records of species in government databases that are not available to the general public, specimens deposited in museums from recent field studies and not yet identified, or records that are not available electronically.
The general test arrangement, specimen details, and most relevant results are presented.
