On the other hand, the traction continuity condition can also be enforced point-wisely in strong form so that the standard principle of virtual work applies.
On one hand, the traction continuity condition imposed in weak form results in the strong and regularized discontinuity approaches, with respect to the approximation of displacement and strain discontinuities.
On the other hand, DC traction systems also have the disadvantage of the long-term adverse effects caused by the stray current (earth fan stream) [3, 6].
Hedin (2004) on the other hand, recommended traction and spica casting only for children under the age of 3, with others being treated operatively.
Several attempts for hernia reduction have been executed, using one hand for proximal traction of the colon, appendix and even the dilated ileum and the other for applying opposing pressure using a gauze-protected forceps (Fig. 2).
However, the big number Wantworthy has on hand to demonstrate traction, or, in e-commerce speak, its ability to capture "real purchase intent," is that it has reached half a billion dollars worth of products saved in shoppers' accounts.
The more the G.O.P. persists in this, the more it hands the Democrats traction for their charge that Republicans are mischievously specializing -- as in the California recall -- in undoing normal elective processes.
That may or may not be better than having only two wheels spinning; it just depends on the traction at hand underneath the spinning wheels (and several other factors, which are too minute to go into here).
Obama, on the other hand, has had significant traction with both demographics.
Mendieta, on the other hand, was just gaining traction in her career.
Observed incorrect practice included: improper controlled cord traction; inadequate hand washing; an episiotomy rate in nulliparous women 49% (34/70) and low rates 30% (6/20) of newborn monitoring in the first hours following birth.
