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During shaft sinking, extensometers were installed in the rock mass to determine rock mass response to excavation.

The rock mass response to excavation is modeled with linear elastic, elastoplastic and brittle-plastic models, while the response to heating is modeled with a coupled thermo-elastic model.

Understanding the rock mass response to excavation and thermal loading and improving the capability of the numerical models for simulating the progressive failure process of brittle rocks are important for safety assessment and optimization design of nuclear waste repositories.

Here, we show that bursts of 12C ions presented simultaneously to white light stimuli reduced the presynaptic mass response to light in the mouse retina, while increasing the postsynaptic retinal and cortical responses amplitude and the phase-locking to stimulus of cortical low frequency and gamma (∼25 45 Hz) responses.

Previous studies reported no significant effect of MSTN variants on the muscle mass response to strength training of either Caucasians or African Americans of both genders, including World-class body-builders and elite power lifters [12].

Ferrell et al. [12] reported no significant effect of the MSTN variants we studied here on the muscle mass response to strength training in either Caucasians or African Americans (n = 153 men and women).

Visual evoked potentials (VEPs) are mass responses to light stimuli recorded from electrodes placed on the scalp over the occipital region.

Finally, the interaction mechanisms between two large caverns of an underground hydroelectric power station are investigated, with particular emphasis on the rock mass response sensitivity to the pillar width and excavation sequence.

CI: confidence interval; sample size; number of twin pairs Fig. 3 Pooled within monozygotic (MZ) twin pair correlations for fat mass and fat free mass in response to physical activity.

Bursts (∼4 ms) of 12C ions evoked electrophysiological mass responses comparable to those to light in the retina of anesthetized wild-type mice at threshold flux intensities consistent with the incidence observed in humans.

Bone, as an example of an adaptive tissue, can readily adapt to new functional challenges by either increasing bone mass in response to increased demand, or by reducing bone mass in response to disuse.