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A simple analytical model that incorporates evolving damage within the composite is proposed, and it is shown that the analytical predictions are consistent with the experimental observations over a wide range of strain rates.

At our institution, the treatment of BOT SCC has incorporated evolving modalities and RT techniques over 30 years, reflecting a historic change in practice patterns.

These features have been simulated using a microstructure-based creep model incorporating an evolving internal stress field.

The potential for incorporating rapidly evolving traits into applied management challenges some current conservation practices (Box 2).

Yet as our understanding of PTSD has grown, intensivists must strive to incorporate an evolving neurochemical understanding of this disorder into their patient management.

The change would mean state aid levels would have to keep evolving, incorporating the cost of teaching students to use new technologies.

The EPC consists of mobility management entity (MME), serving gateways (S-GW) and packet data network gateway (P-GW) which provide services like signaling, handover, security, whereas the E-UTRAN incorporates multiple interconnected evolved NodeBs (eNBs) [15].

Writing a textbook incorporating the rapidly evolving treatments and management strategies is even more difficult.

We recognize the need to incorporate into this evolving technology a method for respiratory rate detection that will then allow gating the interrogation interval more precisely with the respiratory cycle.

He described the "Well connected" theme as a "platform" that could be part of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter's advertising for years to come, as the firm evolves and incorporates new technology, such as access to its services from cellular phones and other wireless devices.

In his introduction for adults (there is a separate one for children), Mr. Tulley explains that the point of letting children do potentially dangerous things is to help them become competent people who "treat failures as feedback, which they incorporate in the ongoing, evolving solution to the problem".