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A special application of the method is developed for investigating the complex modulus of low loss materials at the extremes of the absolute value of the transfer function, without measuring the phase angle.

In order to reduce the uncertainty of the percolation threshold and that of the poroelastic properties at early-age, engineers need to assess more accurately the apparent activation energy of calcium aluminate and, later on, of the elastic modulus of low density calcium-silicate-hydrate.

A new approach to calculation of the elastic bulk modulus of low consolidated porous media in the vicinity of the percolation limit under dry and saturated conditions is developed based on a physical consolidation model of rocks and the classical contact theory developed by H. Hertz in 1882.

In this study, field-measured DCP data were utilized to estimate the resilient modulus of low-plasticity subgrade Piedmont residual soil.

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Epoxies present great strength and modulus of elasticity, low creep and good thermal resistance [1].

Moreover the tensile modulus of the low density PE was improved 12-fold and that of the high density PE 3-fold with 5% FGO.

Finally, the watermark bit is embedded into the average value of modulus of the low-order pseudo-Zernike moments.

Finally, the watermark bit is embedded into the average value of modulus of the low-order wavelet moments.

Whereas the axial Young's modulus of the low-frequency (apical) region of Tecta mutant TM samples was similar to that of wild-type TMs, it significantly decreased in the basal region to a value approaching that found at the apex.

Thus, implants, produced from alloys developed earlier, do not have the desired low modulus of elasticity, or a low modulus of elasticity of reversible deformation is observed only in the tensile and compressive stresses when they lose their desired properties.