A semi-empirical fatigue life prediction model for riveted lap joints representative of the aircraft fuselage skin connections is developed.
As soon as there is skin-to-skin connection, conversation flows more easily.
The 36 Maly performers, most of whom have been with the production since its inception and performed it in more than a dozen other countries, have that second-skin connection with their roles that is born of long association.
The beam-shell offsets technique is utilized for modeling the stiffener-skin connection, and the Newton-Raphson method is employed for the post-buckling analysis.
Those who glorify the North Pond Hermit for his skin-deep connection to the Robin Hood myth ought to consider this before arguing for a Chris Knighthood: Knight was nailed, finally, for stealing marshmallows and other treats from a camp for the disabled.
For the mechanical stability of the skin, intercellular connections such as desmosomes are important.
We need to dissemble the shame, reclaim pleasure, celebrate desire, human connection, skin and touch.
They appear as beautiful young women with long pale green hair and pale skin, suggesting a connection with floating weeds and days spent underwater in faint sunlight.
The AbioCor patient wears a battery pack that transfers energy across the skin, without any connections, to an internal coil and internal battery that powers the device's control unit.
"Sociological studies have shown among African-Americans and also Latinos, there's a clear connection between skin color and socioeconomic status.
This connection between skin color and sexuality, Mr. Hernton wrote, is "so immaculate and yet so perverse, so ethereal and yet so concrete, that all race relations tend to be, however subtly, sexual relations".
