To do so, the required stress level for the damage modes (fragmentation, delamination and final failure) are assessed separately.
The phenomenology of the determined excitation functions enables us to distinguish between the different reaction modes fragmentation, hot and cold symmetric fission, asymmetric fission and deep spallation.
This includes maintaining the queue of frames to be transmitted, deferring frame transmissions to stations in power-save mode, frame fragmentation in the transmitter (if desired) as well as de-fragmentation and duplicate detection at the receiver.
The analytes were detected in ESI+ with multiple reaction monitoring mode and fragmentation conditions were optimized to obtain the highest sensitivity.
The structural, textural and compositional characteristics of the Red Bluff Tuff Formation support a phreatomagmatic mode of fragmentation similar to that at Surtsey Volcano, Iceland.
High-speed photography was employed to observe and characterize in real-time the evolution of the failure mode and fragmentation during the test.
Initially, the findings of eighteen full-scale air-blast trials employing 33 annealed glazing panels are reported where it is demonstrated that fracture mode and fragmentation are a strong function of edge supports.
MS2 spectra were recorded as averages of 3 with manual and auto MS mode with fragmentation amplitude of 0.50 V.
In this mode, peptide fragmentation in the mass spectrometers is guided by the abundance of peptide ions or so-called precursor ions detected in a survey scan.
The four most intense ions were selected in data-dependent mode for fragmentation in the linear ion trap, for details see [ 47].
MS/MS was performed in data-dependent mode, with fragmentation of the three most intense ions and dynamic exclusion for a 0.5-min period after three scans.
