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They also injected tumor cells into porous scaffolds and then squeezed the scaffolds to mimic compressive mechanical loading, which occurs during exercise.
These conditions cause major changes in human bodies, or in biomedical samples; in particular, the bone tissue in microgravity conditions, lack of mechanical loading which is one of the main stimulus to bone remodelling needed, loose elasticity and toughness.
In this paper, we developed a Stroh-type formalism for anti-plane deformation and then investigated the fracture mechanics for an elliptical cavity in a magnetoelectroelastic solid under remotely uniform in-plane electromagnetic and/or anti-plane mechanical loading, which allowed us to take the electromagnetic field inside the cavity into account.
Repetitive mechanical loading which exceeds the bone strength is the cause of this complication.
Therefore, the present meta-analysis emphasizes the adaptive potential of tendons to increased mechanical loading, which was quite consistently shown despite the marked variety of loading protocols.
One theory postulates that OA is the result of altered impact mechanical loading, which induces bone adaptation with subchondral bone thickening, and leads to a stiffer structure (4).
The structural body of a rocket nozzle is dynamically exposed to high thermal and mechanical loads, which are caused by the hot gas flow.
While in application, MFCs are subjected to continuous cyclic mechanical load which may lead to the deterioration of piezoelectric coupling coefficient, thereby affecting its sensing performance.
Osteoporosis is a condition characterized by a reduced bone mass and a compromized resistance of bone against mechanical loads, which has led us to hypothesize that mechanotransduction by osteocytes is altered in osteoporosis.
Transition radiation is emitted when a perturbation source such as an electric charge or mechanical load, which has no inherent frequency, moves along a straight line at constant velocity in or near an inhomogeneous medium.
In order to highlight the symmetry breaking phenomenon and the approach to its analysis, the subsidiary simplified problem of a curved beam attached to a linearly elastic foundation, and subjected to uniformly distributed "mechanical" load, which is independent of deflections, is addressed first.
