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For Dr. Leggett, quantum mechanics at the macroscopic level is still uncertain -- and troubling.

Discrete element modeling clearly suggests that the effective 'transmission' of particle-level behavior to the macroscopic level is controlled both by internal agglomerate density and initial agglomerate bonding.

A micromechanics-based approach for the derivation of the effective properties of periodic linear elastic composites which exhibit strain gradient effects at the macroscopic level is presented.

Composites are separated into a macroscopic and a microscopic level, where the constitutive behavior of each integration point on macroscopic level is represented by the effective behavior of a corresponding representative volumic element (RVE).

Whether, according to Boyle, properties other than primary mechanical ones emerge at the level of least parts or at the macroscopic level is an issue on which contemporary commentators disagree (Chalmers, 2009, 155 161), Chalmers, 2010, 8 9, Clericuzio, 2000, 103 148, Newman, 2006, 179 189).

Its heterogeneity at the macroscopic level is reflected as banded structures as shown in Fig. 1; most of the plant materials, except in very low rank coal, appears almost structureless in final product, coal (Seyler 1928; Kroeger 1964; Winston 1988 , 1989 Pierce et al. 1991; Stanton and Moore 1991; Moore and Ferm 1992; Shearer 1992).

Topology constraints ensuring an isotropic elastic response at the macroscopic level are derived from a detailed theoretical analysis of generic periodic truss structures.

The difficulties in passing from the microscale to the macroscopic level are also discussed, as well as the capabilities of numerical models based on the distinct element method.

The observed deformation mechanisms that include plastic collapse and the formation of folding systems are analyzed at the microstructural level and their effects on the mechanical responses at the macroscopic level are discussed in-depth.

Within such a model, originally referred to as QMSL (Quantum Mechanics with Spontaneous Localizations), the problem of the choice of the preferred basis is solved by noting that the most embarrassing superpositions, at the macroscopic level, are those involving different spatial locations of macroscopic objects.

Geometric complexes identified photographically at macroscopic level were located in the gross surgical specimen, and these areas were carefully dissected.