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An elliptical contact with different aspect ratios can be obtained by varying the angle between the fixed and the moving specimens.

He specialized in photographing living insects and had a talent for arranging the moving specimens in "just the right poses", according to Philippe Halsman, former president of the American Society of Magazine Photographers.

The two stationary test specimens installed on the rotary table perpendicular to the moving specimen form a crossed cylinder geometry which creates a well-defined circular contact.

An analysis strategy has been developed for the various modes of loading (i) to account for the observed fracture behaviour, (ii) to circumvent the problems posed by oscillations in the load traces due to the presence of dynamic effects in the faster tests, and (iii) to account for the kinetic energy associated with the moving specimen arms in the faster tests.

But due to unforeseen circumstances, Cushing decided to move the specimens to Yale in 1934.

Move the specimen around using the stage controls on the microscope.

In preparation for the move, each specimen was examined carefully and cleaned by a forensic scientist, Nicole St. Pierre.

The nano-precision stage is required to move a specimen dish within a horizontal region of 1 μm × 1 μm and with a resolution of 0.3 nm.

LDV is a device which is used for measuring the velocities of moving test specimens employing a laser beam source.

Moving prepared specimens from the FIB/SEM to the atom probe typically requires the specimen to be transferred between instruments under ambient conditions.

"Transport it yourself," my doctor said when I ask how physically to move the specimen from the lab up the road to his office.