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However, they are susceptible to various buckling modes including a distortional mode and hence show complex behaviour under fire conditions.
Although not necessary for the operation of the QCR, these ports are deliberately very weakly coupled to the mode, and hence there is essentially no transmission through the resonator.
The MRE part works in shear mode and hence the dynamic properties of the sandwich beam can be controlled by magnetic fields due to the field dependent shear modulus of MRE material.
For a nonlinear system, the signs on the edges in a SDG depend on the operating conditions and can thus change with time or operating mode and hence may not be accurately known.
Surface oxidation suppresses the density of state of the phonon mode due to C C bonds (the G peak), reducing the phonon specific heat of this mode and hence, overall thermal conductivity.
The MRE part of the core is configured to operate in shear mode and hence the dynamic properties of the sandwich beam can be controlled by magnetic fields due to the field-dependant shear modulus of MRE material.
The improved algorithm allows that the EDSER subpixel event repositioning program to be applicable to CC-mode, and hence the CalDB SUBPIX file modifications released internally only in CalDB 4.6.10a should be included in the public CalDB 4.7.0.
The gain-compensation efficiency can then be controlled by engineering of the overlapping modes and, hence, by precise adjustment of the metamaterial parameters.
Such terms impose a phase condition between linear modes, and hence are denoted phase-locking terms.
Furthermore, by means of Betti's reciprocity theorem, orthogonal conditions are established for different natural modes, and hence transient response analysis based on mode superposition is developed.
A numerical example is employed to demonstrate that the optimal design shifts commuters from the automobile mode to transit and P&R modes and, hence improves the net social benefit dramatically.
