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This modulus (corresponding to a 220% increase compared to the unloaded PDMS) is the lowest reported for loaded elastomers above the percolation threshold.

Limiting forms of the equations and of system behavior which arise for very low and very high values of the Thiele modulus (corresponding to the reaction-controlled and diffusion-controlled limits) are discussed in some detail.

Failure statistics for unconfined loading exhibit a smaller Weibull modulus (corresponding to greater scatter in peak failure strength) in AlON than in SiC, likely a result of lower prescribed cohesive fracture strength and greater elastic anisotropy in the former.

Herein, G V (G R) is Voigt's (Reuss's) shear modulus corresponding to the upper (lower) bound of G H values.

The strength of the strongest single-layer membranes is 11% of their Young's modulus, corresponding to the upper theoretical limit, which indicates that the material is highly crystalline and almost defect-free.

Changes in storage and loss modulus corresponding to gel formation were monitored in oscillatory mode using a 15 mm parallel plate with 1.0 mm gap, at 5% strain and 10 rad/s with constant temperature (25 °C).

Moreover, there are two peaks of modulus values, corresponding to the Karginsky (MIS 3) paleosols.

In all the gels containing the LA variant there is a further, much larger increase in viscous modulus at 30 °C corresponding to the LA coil-helix transition.

They observed that the volume fraction of trabecular bone was increased, but surprisingly found that the bone tissue modulus at sites corresponding to OA cartilage changes was reduced.

Moreover, it is revealed that the range of variation in Young's modulus of zigzag BNNs corresponding to different values of electric field is generally lower than that of armchair ones, but the slope of this variation with temperature for zigzag BNNs is more than Armchair ones.

The elastic modulus for each specimen, corresponding to the elastic deformation of the material, was calculated from the linear portion of the "tension-deformation" curve.