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Open image in new window Fig. 9 Influence law of reservoir thickness on fracture propagation Open image in new window Fig. 10 Influence law of reservoir thickness on fracture propagation.
Some design issues are the following: which statistics to measure and store, how to divide the region into different zones, how to characterize different environments from the point of view of radio propagation (open space vs. city landscape), how to fuse different measurements, etc.
The 3 1 design concept allows the fabrication of 'deep' and 'shallow' embedded regions within a unique composite architecture, thus providing a preferential path for crack propagation, opening new possibilities for design of composite structures with spatially-tailored crack growth resistance.
Numerical examples show the influence of a fatigue, non-propagating, open crack on wave propagation in rods.
The European and US standards use the criteria of flame propagation in open test vessels and of pressure rise in closed ones.
Further, satellite channel fades are typically frequency-flat, due to the almost Line-of-Sight (LOS) nature of propagation in open area environments, thus alternative solutions have to be designed in order to increase the satellite link reliability.
This is consistent with findings by Ezeldin and Balaguru (1992), and arises from the steel fibers' inhibition of crack propagation and opening.
Considering the pore fluid, the energy singular propagation in open-cell anisotropic porous solids is studied with the aim to provide a reference in the energy design and application of porous materials.
Tsunami propagation in the open ocean is most commonly modeled by solving the shallow water wave equations.
It is fairly straightforward to model tsunami propagation in the open ocean, as reviewed by Satake (2002).
