The intrinsic (single) fracture permeability Kf has the fracture void area as the flow cross section of width wf (Fig. 1b).
Both circular cross-sections with radius, R, well-describing our electrospun fibers, and rectangular cross-sections of width, W, and thickness, T, are considered.
The challenging beam test required mice to traverse a 1-m-long beam made up of four 25-cm-long sections of decreasing width (3.5 cm at its widest and 0.5 cm at its narrowest, decreasing by 1-cm increments).
Vibratory power is defined as the rate of energy transmitted through a cross section of unit width in a vibrating structure.
It is a measure of the rate at which groundwater can flow through an aquifer section of unit width under a hydraulic gradient.
In this process it becomes necessary to re-think the basic assumption of traditional yield-line theory that any local cross-section of unit width along a yield line equilibrates the force of its concrete compression block with the yielded steel's tension force, producing constant plastic moment capacities for the mesh in either direction along any yield line.
Samples were embedded in paraffin, and sections of 4 μm width were taken from the paraffin blocks and stained with hematoxylin eosin.
Coronal cryostat sections of 30 µm width through the hippocampus (bregma: from −0.9 mm to −3.1 mm) were collected free-floating.
The distance between A and D, LAD, is divided into n sections with equal width, and the width of each section is l i = LAD/n = l.
These parameters are bending angle increment, strip thickness, flange width of section, web width of section, friction in the roll and strip contact, speed of roll, and distance between the roll stands.
Tests have been carried out on box sections with a range of width to thickness ratios for the plate elements.
