Students in the incremental condition saw the same webinar, but there was additional information embedded within the webinar demonstrating that hard work can increase the size of brain areas associated with cognition, and hence intelligence.
Changes in plastic strain were induced under incremental loading conditions and measured using the prescription.
The friction model of injection process is then established by means of updating incremental boundary conditions iteratively.
Companies are not required to provide completely different products or services under incremental innovation conditions, but great emphasis is put on the use of existing knowledge and skills.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the anterior tooth movement without and with bonded fixed orthodontic retainers under incremental loading conditions.
Innovative upper and lower bounds to primary instability and bifurcation loads are also formulated, by introducing linear comparison problems corresponding to bonding or free to penetrate incremental kinematical conditions at the current crack contact interface.
Therefore, the aim of the experimental study reported here was to investigate the mechanical behaviour of a single proppant under incremental loading conditions, and the mineralogical and microstructural alterations due to exposure to elevated temperatures (100 °C, 200 °C, 300 °C and 400 °C) and different cooling conditions (slow cooling and quenching).
This effect was equally strong for victims of peer aggression and nonvictims, Incremental Theory Condition × Victim Status interaction b = −5.46, SE = 16.42, t 88) = 0.33, ns, and for students who were thought of as aggressive or not aggressive by their peers, Incremental Theory Condition × Baseline Aggression interaction b = −0.83, SE = 3.78, t 88) = 0.22, ns.
This measure served as a manipulation check for the incremental ability condition.
We first conducted a manipulation check to determine whether the incremental ability condition enhanced students' beliefs that intelligence is malleable (e.g., incremental, or it can develop and grow), relative to those in the control group.
