In addition, the in-plane boundary conditions of the web, which is dictated by geometric properties of the flanges, have a great influence on its buckling and post-buckling stiffness.
Such devices are usually composed of a slender steel core embedded in a stockiest casing that is intended to prevent its buckling when it is under compression.
It buckles under its density, a wave of retina-burning optimism with exactly five rays racing from its center.
The toy only listens to the child after a button on its buckle is pressed prompting it to ask a question.
"Is that why you're crying like a Balenciaga bag that lost its buckle?" Julie asks the novel's nameless -- and at that moment boyfriendless -- narrator.
Upton takes full reins this time for what momentarily threatens to be a period piece but quickly finds its buckle-shoed feet to become something altogether more entertaining and compelling.
You want to root for this immigrant artist, whose breathless program biography describes him as "based in the mighty New York"; "On Life," with its buckling, collapsing phrases set to Philip Glass, pushes the dancers to drenched exhaustion in a clear emulation of chaotic, at times alienating, urban life.
It is then that my helmet starts rolling away from me down a not-so-gentle slope, smashing at tree trunks in full view of everyone, picking up wildflowers and thistles in its buckle, rolling over what appears to be a dead sheep in a ditch, and coming to a stop in a sizeable mound of cowpat.
Prague foodies' first choice for its buckle-in, three-hour, seven-course tasting menus (plus a blizzard of amuses-bouches).
By cutout formation in the shell, its buckling capacity is reduced compared to the status without cutout (see Fig. 3).
The drag force compresses axially the body and may cause its buckling.
