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This innovative connection system showed an average initial slip modulus equivalent to 339.4 kN/mm.

The material was modelled as elastic perfectly plastic, exhibiting a linear stress strain relationship up to the yield point, with a plastic modulus equivalent to zero slope beyond that point.

The effective modulus of Ti6Al4V alloy structures has been tailored between 7 and 60 GPa and porous Ti alloy structures containing 23 32 vol.% porosity showed modulus equivalent to human cortical bone.

This study presents a stiff and metastable poly ethylene glycol) diacrylate (PEGDA -poly ethylene imine) (PEGDA -poly ethyleneexhimine an elastic modulus equivalent to bulk PEIstic materials, and controllable degradation rate independent of its initial elastic modulus.

3) The fixation material should have a modulus equivalent to that of bone.

The elastic response from the Green's function is solely depending on the value of e, and thus changing the Young's modulus, is equivalent to changing the discretization size a.

The normal pressure or Winkler elastic foundation parameter is approximated as a series of closely spaced, mutually independent, vertical linear elastic springs where the foundation modulus is assumed equivalent to stiffness of the springs.

The results show that the WIB can effectively reduce the vibration amplitude in the saturated ground and its effectiveness increases with increasing shear modulus, equivalent diameter, thickness, and decreasing embedded depth of the WIB.

We used the 50% bead-cell surface contact area and an established finite element model to convert stiffness (Pa/nm) to modulus (Pa) [58] and determined that 1 Pa/nm stiffness is equivalent to 2.5 kPa modulus.

The new detector is equivalent to the modulus square detector of Radon-ambiguity transform and performs similarly as well in LFM-signal detection.

A new detector for LFM-signal, which is equivalent to the modulus square detector of Radon-ambiguity transform, can be derived.