(A weak fault will slip continuously, never storing up much elastic energy).
(A weak fault will slip continuously, never storing up much elastic energy). But the strong fault must also be capable of slipping, all at once and over a wide area, because this is what causes the tremor.
With sizable prize checks continuously slipping through her fingers, Ko can expect to hear the familiar question repeated each time she beats the pros: How long does she plan to remain amateur?
The test results of bond-slip relationship show that the bond-slip curves continuously degraded with an increase in the number of load cycles, that is, the maximum shear stress decreased with an increase in the number of load cycles.
You can see two things: The number of viewers slipped quickly and continuously, and appearances in the top tier of network programming became more and more rare.
Further down the fault, where the rocks are hotter and more plastic, the plates are thought to slip slowly and continuously.
The bolt pretension and bolt-slip load continuously reduced with the increase of loading cycle numbers and loading magnitudes.
The same value of penalty is also used for the contact tangent direction p t. Since the direction of slip varies continuously, it is necessary to derive the derivative of T+ΔTt with respect to u: (8) where is the trial friction force assuming that no slip occurs at time T+ΔT and I is a 3 × 3 unit matrix.
Experiments were performed in a cover slip chamber continuously perfused with incubation buffer at 1 ml/min.
Microvessel segments between 0.2 and 2.0 mm in length, and with an outer diameter of 20 40 μm, were anchored down with tungsten wire slips and continuously superfused with normal Hanks' solution at 37 °C.
When the remaining tandem repeated duplexes are subjected to more cycles of denaturing, reannealing and elongation, the number of repeat units increases continuously through slipped strand pairing and DNA polymerase elongation (Fig 1, right).
