In example (a), the first onset of the rupture of the small patches is delayed, but it propagates very rapidly once it has started.
It was observed that when the skin/stringer separation develops in the opposite flange, it propagates rapidly within a small number of cycles and causes the collapse of the specimen.
The results of this study indicates that crack initiation in 100% Mode II cracking produces the highest peak load, but it propagates rapidly once the crack is initiated.
In case (a), the rupture onset is slightly delayed for the small patches, but once rupture starts, it propagates very rapidly.
Dd2attB was chosen for this purpose because in our hands it propagates more rapidly than the few other lines available harboring the attB site (14).
Fig. 6 reproduces the expected result that, decreasing the wiring cost of the network causes a decline in its performance in terms of its ability to propagate signals rapidly.
Once the electrical impulse is generated in the sinoatrial node, it is propagated rapidly throughout the heart.
These innovations will also propagate widely, rapidly, and accurately because they are embedded in the IT system.
Pseudo-bulk kinetics applies to particles in which more than one free radical can co-exist for a significant period; while this is commonly applicable to large particles for any monomer, it also applies to very small particles for monomers which propagate very rapidly, such as acrylates.
And with the speed of sharing today, such data can propagate rapidly enough that it's a serious security risk.
In the resulting BiOX-Ag-TiO2 film, Ag nanoparticles densely coated on the broad and flat surfaces of TiO2 nanowires increase the conductivity of TiO2 by 107 and enable the film to propagate electrons rapidly.
