The extracted discontinuity orientations are compared with measured ones in the field.
The extracted discontinuity orientations are compared with the method proposed by Riquelme et al. (2014).
The transport properties for both (100) and (411)A orientations are compared for different MBE growth temperatures.
The response of non-conventional fibre orientations is compared with that of straight fibre laminates, while simulations both accounting and neglecting damage are also considered.
The yielded tissue was mapped onto individual trabeculae identified by an Individual Trabeculae Segmentation (ITS) technique, and the distribution of the predicted yielding among trabecular types and orientations was compared to the experimentally measured microdamage.
For this real case, which was listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, the results of the automatic method for image orientation were compared with those obtainable with manual measurement, and demonstrated a similar accuracy despite a shorter elaboration time.
Peak responses of the preferred orientation were compared between running and stationary states.
The predicted optimum orientation is compared with that obtained by the purely geometrical invariant-line criterion.
The degree of writing disability and personal, spatial, and temporal orientation was compared in these two groups.
