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This approach provides a macroscopic characterization of crack tip non-linearities and describes accurately the displacement field.
This work is concerned with the development of an advanced experimental approach devoted to the micro and macroscopic characterization of A-SMC mechanical behavior under high-speed tension.
In parallel to the development of tools for the macroscopic characterization of scaffold features (e.g., Young modulus, porosity, permeability, etc).
We then integrate the analytic relation between entropy and generation time with a series of allometric relations between life-history variables and body size to derive a new class of macroscopic characterizations of entropy.
The model enables us to relate the morphology obtained from the 2-point correlation function to macroscopic characterization data of the material, notably small-angle X-ray scattering and nitrogen adsorption.
Immediately after surgery, the mammary chain was sent to the Department of Pathology, at Universidade Federal da Bahia, for macroscopic and microscopic characterization of the tumor features.
Methods of microscopic observation and macroscopic characterization have been developed for determining the co-phase continuity in immiscible binary blends.
The difference between the macroscopic and microscopic performance is most likely caused by the presence of the metal electrode (in the macroscopic characterization), which partially seals the organic films.
He also argued that the notion of valency attributed to atoms to explain their combining power was simply a macroscopic characterization projected into the microscopic level.
Because of this large chiroptical response, the meta-surface geometry presented in Figure 2c is also very convenient for macroscopic characterization.
These research lines cover a large variety of studies on radiation hardness and radiation effects, including defect modelling, defect characterization, defect engineering, characterization of macroscopic effects, new materials, and full-size semiconductor detectors.
