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The first approach, based on an equivalent rheological model, provides a dynamic modulus extracted from a Volterra development of the visco-elastic constitutive law using either relaxation or creep kernels.

Based on data of creep coefficient (ϕ(t)) and elastic modulus extracted from Baluch et al. (2002) as input parameters, the value of μ ϕ of Eq. (1.c) is about 10 20 % below those of other models (Fig. 4).

Young's modulus was extracted from the linear part of the stress-strain curve using the following equation: where Y (Nmm−2) is the elastic Young's modulus, F (N) is the applied force, A0 is the cross-section of the skin samples, ΔL (mm) is the elongation of the skin sample under force, and L0 mm) is the original length of the tested sample.

The high-monocrystal bulk modulus value extracted from the grain-oriented specimen, measured by resonant ultrasound spectroscopy, validates the ultra-incompressibility of ReB2.

The hardness and Young's modulus were extracted from nanoindentation measurements using approach similar to the Oliver and Pharr analysis method [ 37– 37].

The modulus property was extracted from the finite element model that best matched the experiment.

The porosity and shear modulus images are also extracted from the velocity and attenuation fields using the newly derived quadratic dispersion equation and an empirical shear modulus porosity depth of burial relation.

The particle displacement associated to a particular mode is extracted from the modulus, of each transform.

The elastic modulus of the ZnO NR, extracted from the unloading curve using the well-known Oliver-Pharr method, resulted in a value of approximately 800 GPa.

The shear modulus of the H45 PVC foam core extracted from the twist test was in good agreement with shear modulus obtained from ASTM plate shear testing of the foam core.

Here, based on AFM indentation experiment, the elastic modulus of silicon nanowires has been extracted from classical elasticity theory (i.e. Hertz theory).