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The model unifies the combined effects of temperature, crack length and thermal residual stress on the first matrix cracking stress into a single theory.
In such a way, the proposed model unifies the whole debonding process, including elastic deformation, debonding initiation and growth, into one model.
This model unifies the Brinkman force for bare spheres in porous media and the drag force of Masliyah et al. (1987) for soft core shell spheres in pure viscous fluids.
The model unifies the effects of temperature, temperature dependent residual stresses owing to added reinforced particles and laminated structures, microstructures and laminated structures on the strength of laminated ZrB2 based composites into a single theory.
The developed SFSM tensor model unifies the tensorial formulation of some existing multiple-access/multicarrier MIMO signaling schemes as special cases, while revealing interesting tradeoffs due to combined space, frequency, and time diversities which are of practical relevance for joint symbol-channel-code estimation.
This model unifies the two above models in the sense that it incorporates aspects of both, inhibition and displacement as well as direct activation.
It then remains very difficult to find a general model unifying the different sources of information into a unique architecture.
In view of their complementary strengths, this paper proposes a computational model unifying the two learning paradigms based on a class of self-organizing neural networks called Fusion Architecture for Learning and COgnition (FALCON).
The model unifies otherwise disparate elements of light hydrocarbon chemistry: natural gas at thermodynamic equilibrium, invariance in the higher light hydrocarbons, ingestion, and gas generation during production.
The proposed model unifies several existing multiple-access/multiple-antenna communication systems.
The proposed model unifies criteria for strength to predict failure initiation and criteria for fracture to predict failure progression.
