A wave of three-strikes laws swept across the United states on the momentum of Reagan and Bush Sr.'s "tough on crime" rhetoric working in conjunction with the "war on drugs".
In this paper, the shock wave theory for the foam sample in conjunction with the viscoelastic wave propagation in the output bar is employed to illustrate the influence of the viscoelastic output bar on the dynamic response of foam samples in the Taylor-Hopkinson impact.
Our boundary condition is actually a boundary integral equation on a single artificial boundary for wave equations, which is to be solved in conjunction with the interior wave equation.
It was preceded, 49 days earlier, by a magnitude 8.7 quake to the south of Japan that, in conjunction with the tidal wave it raised, claimed more than 5,000 lives.
Regarding the vacuum load, the simulated and measured results show the wide impedance bandwidth (45 MHz, VSWR < 2) of the proposed antenna in conjunction with the traveling-wave-antenna structure and the folded-monopole exciting strap.
The formation of the ordered L12 phase in Al-Li binary solid solutions has been studied using first-principles electronic structure calculations in conjunction with the static concentration wave model.
In conjunction with the transfer matrix method, the wave reflection and transmission coefficients, and band gaps of the FG periodic laminates are computed.
Participants with ILI in the preceding 3 months corresponding to the first wave had significantly higher (p<0.001) mean A(H1N1 pdm09 virus HI titers, which in conjunction with the age distribution, suggests first-wave infection rather than cross-reactive antibodies (5 ).
Differences as small as 0.5 m in wave height, 1 s in wave period, and 10° in wave direction, in conjunction with the spatially heterogeneous unconsolidated sea-floor sedimentary cover, result in significant changes in the predicted mobility of continental shelf surficial sediment in the study area.
