Thus, the results suggest that the elastic instability precipitates failure of pristine graphene at its intrinsic strength, and also provides further experimental validation of the constitutive response.
In this study we aimed to quantify the material loss from tapers, in order to identify risk factors for taper failure and in so doing propose a mechanism that may precipitate failure.
Without butts the static strength for spanwise and chordwise specimens was controlled by the failure in the Glare layer whilst the fatigue failure was precipitated by failure in the aluminium sheet.
It was found that transient creep gives rise to additional compressive stresses in the column magnifying any bending moments, and therefore precipitating its failure.
For those who might be confused by Soros' analysis there, Bill Miller, manager of the Legg Mason Value Trust explains: "Bear had been very aggressive in seizing the capital of Askin Capital in 1994 and precipitating its failure.
At present, the relative risk of precipitating renal failure by using the different compounds is unsettled.
ALF carries a high mortality rate [ 12], frequently precipitating multiorgan failure (MOF) regardless of the cause.
Acidosis and increased Pi each inhibit actin-myosin interaction, precipitating contractile failure, and this type of fatigue is also associated with oxidative stress (51).
Both drugs seem to be capable of precipitating heart failure, but limited evidence indicates that pioglitazone may be associated with a lower risk of cardiac events.
In ARDS patients, increased RV afterload is responsible for increased Ea while Ees may decrease because of hypercapnic acidosis, hypoxia, and often associated sepsis, leading to uncoupling between the right ventricle and the pulmonary circulation, and finally precipitating RV failure [ 27].
