This large stress, in turn, alters the diffusion potential governing the scale growth process, leading to a perturbation from a typical parabolic growth rate.
This paper offers a new approach to computational homogenization in dissipative electro-mechanics based on a rigorous exploitation of rate-type and incremental variational principles, governing the scale bridging between micro- and macroscales.
We also explore statistical relations governing the scaling of phenology from an organismic scale (10 m) to forested landscapes (1 km) by analyzing UAV photography alongside Landsat and MODIS data.
The EDT is composed of four parts: mezzo-scale governing equations; macro-scale governing equations; constitutive equations and material parameters and; correlations among process parameters.
After serving in 1868 on a committee to study naval design, he proposed to the British Admiralty a series of experiments using models to determine the physical laws governing full-scale ships.
"There are no rules and regulations" governing pay scales, hours of work, sick leave, or vacation, says postdoc Ulrike Klueh, a leader in the union movement.
We present a spectral element model to solve the hydrostatic primitive equations governing large-scale geophysical flows.
In this article we highlight investigations into key phenomena, including interfacial conductivity in oxide superlattices, charge screening effects in magnetoelectric heterostructures, the design of high-quality iron oxide interfaces, and the complex physics governing atomic-scale chemical mapping.
Despite the significant progress in uncovering the molecular details underlying cytoskeletal dynamics, the principles governing large-scale coordination and polarization of the cytoskeleton are still not well-understood.
As with the fBm, the geomagnetic fluctuations are governed by scale laws where the power spectra are approximately inversely proportional to the frequency f > 0 (Mandelbrot, 1985): (3)where the spectral exponent β = 2H + 1, controls the degree of correlation between successive points.
