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The findings indicate that two different types of buckling modes may occur in this PCS-BRB, namely single-wave symmetric and double-wave antisymmetric buckling modes.

These modes are investigated away from internal resonance conditions found as the critical angular speeds for which nonlinear interactions between different modes may occur.

When the natural frequencies of considered structures are maximized using the solid isotropic material with penalization (SIMP) model, artificial localized modes may occur in areas where elements are assigned with lower density values.

We show that diverse wrinkling patterns, including sinusoidal wrinkling, period-doubling, period-tripling and mountain ridge modes, may occur at a small or moderate overall compression strain due to the inhomogeneous deformation in the substrate and they can be well controlled by tuning geometrical and physical parameters of the system.

These important aspects of plethodontid biology lead us to propose that reproductive isolation among populations exhibiting alternate developmental modes may occur more readily in plethodontids than other salamanders.

The proposal generalizes the approach provided in Clause 5.3.2(11) of EN 1993-1-1 (EC-3) for cases in which a torsional or flexural torsional buckling mode may occur.

The frequency response curves are calculated and reveal that (0, 2) mode may occur even though it is not directly excited because it is nonlinearly coupled with (1, 0) mode due to the autoparametric terms.

Based on the beam-to-column model of Eurocode 3, the presented analysis shows that within the elastic range and under certain combinations of the parameters involved, a transition to a higher vibration mode may occur, a finding of great importance for structural design purposes.

Hydrogen is available in the soil, thus this growth mode may occur in nature.

Most existing numerical models are unable to reproduce these failure modes that may occur simultaneously or sequentially in a specimen, mainly due to difficulties in generating finite element meshes with a large number of randomly-oriented fibres.

The complexity of ballistic problems caused by the high number of intervening parameters like relative velocity, shape of colliding objects, relative stiffness and masses, location of contact, dimensions and boundary conditions, material characteristics, etc., increases when composite materials are involved, due to the orthotropic properties and distinct failure modes that may occur.