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The new model has a double active stator configuration and provides high force for many applications with low cost.

The new model has double sided configuration and provides high force for many applications with low cost.

Shape memory alloys belong to this class of materials and provide high forces and large displacements by varying their temperature.

Among advantages of OT include; the ability to impose simple and well controlled stress states, it surpassed the contact problem, free from contaminants and provides high accuracy in force measurement.

Since LUMO energy level of PCBM is up-shifted by electron irradiation, electron-irradiated PCBM provides higher driving force of electron injection from PCBM to TiO2 [25].

The significant enhancements in axial stress, axial and hoop strains of the FRP-confined heat-damaged columns is clearly associated with the increased lateral dilation of concrete after heating which causes higher tensile stresses in the FRP jackets and thereby provides higher restraining forces or confinement.

In contrast to traditional cantilever designs the proposed concepts are based on circular and ring shaped piezo actuators offering significant advantages especially in providing high contact forces.

Moreover, higher Co provided higher driving force to overcome all mass transfer resistances of the phenolate ions from the aqueous to the solid phase resulting in higher probability of collision between adsorbent and the active sites of adsorbent (Srivastava et al. 2006).

In addition, insertion of locking screws at both ends of the nail increases the biomechanical strength of the construct as it provides higher resistance to axial and torsional forces [3].

A roughly outlined relief image (counter) of the printing pattern is often used to provide high local pressures, forcing the paper into the ink-filled intaglio image.

The present study reveals that the forced convection operated dryer provides higher NLPI in contrast to that of natural convection.