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The attitude angular velocity induced thrust vector constraint is then converted into thrust vector maneuverability constraint, which is nonconvex and cannot be implemented in the optimization framework directly.

The essential point is that the overpressure condition needed to induce thrust reshear along thrusts at very low angles to σ 1 (P f → σ v) is near-lithostatic or even supralithostatic and very close to the hydraulic fracturing criterion.

From the experimental study, it was found that the double cone drills induce less thrust force compared to the standard twist drill.

Atmospheric particles and radiation forces impinge on the satellite's surface and thus create the main part of the nongravitational force, which together with satellite-induced thrusts can be measured by space accelerometers.

Various bifurcation behaviors, including asymmetric axial buckling induced by end thrust, bifurcation under external pressure, and eversion without any loading, of a soft circular hollow cylinder (or cylindrical shell) composed of functionally graded incompressible elastomeric material are considered in a unified way.

A work by Clafshenkel et al. [ 80], exploring the association of melatonin-calcium aluminate scaffold with the addition of PRP in an ovariectomized rat model of calvaria defect, explained the failure in promoting bone regeneration with a possible conflict between the proliferative thrust induced by PRP and the differentiative stimuli mediated by melatonin.

The results show that if the initial surface was horizontal or the slope angle was smaller than 7°, the compression induced two groups of thrusts with opposite dip orientations.

The effects of material gradient on bifurcation induced either by end thrust or external pressure are discussed through numerical examples.

The design analysis is reduced to consideration of six parameters: profile drag, induced drag, structural weight, thrust-specific fuel consumption, gross wing area and relative wing thickness.

Reliability of a buried flexible steel pipe with time-dependent failure modes, namely, corrosion induced deflection, buckling, wall thrust and bending stress has been assessed in this study.

During this tectonic transition, short-term base-level falls were amplified by a broadened flexural wavelength as the intrabasinal uplift of basement-cored structures interfered with thrust-belt induced flexure, or by eastward migration of dynamic subsidence.