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If downward transport continues, the Esb sheet will reach an altitude where the ion motion is dominated by collisions with the neutrals at these altitudes.

The feedback of the developing bed levels to the water motion is dominated by the increase in water depth, and much less by the seabed topography.

The simulations show the existence of different parameter regimes, in which the particle motion is dominated by both the large-scale vortices and gravity.

In Poiseuille flow, the compound vesicle motion is dominated by the motion of the vesicle membrane as expected and stays in the central region of the channel.

By performing angle-dependent DLS analysis on rod-like β-FeOOH nanorods as shown in Figure 9a, we found that the decay rate is linearly proportional to q 2 and passes through the origin (Figure 9b), suggesting that the nanorod motion is dominated by translational diffusion [85].

The results of the tests indicate that pile-head motion is dominated by two sequential frequencies: a lower frequency (fSSI) where pile-head motion is substantially maximized and a higher one (fpSSI) where the response is minimized with respect to free field surface motion.

Row unit motion was dominated by two phenomena – a strong periodic input in the terrain surface, and feedback between the hoe-opener and packer wheel of the row unit.

The present results further verify the conclusions drawn in the previous studies based on the 2-dimensional numerical model and scale model tests, namely, structural responses and damage to high-frequency blast ground motions are dominated by high vibration modes.

The 3DGAF motions are dominated by the γ-mode, representing fluctuations about the Cα Cα axis of each peptide plane of (14.8±6.5)° (see Supporting Information).

Upon this movement, the grooves harbouring conserved MotB residues (including Asp164 and Leu179 implicated in binding to the peptide moiety of PG) open up making them accessible to PG. Motion profile 2 (Chain E mode 2, Fig. 3(B)) accounts for 13% of the overall motion and is dominated by the movements of loops β2α2 and β3β4 resulting in the opening of the cleft between these two loops.

The focus of this paper is the structural response of multi-story structures to near-fault ground motions, and whether structural response is dominated by the ground motion pulses present in forward-directivity ground motions.