This technique, developed in the 1930s, enabled researchers to examine synapses and other neuronal structures in unprecedented detail, but can only capture images at the surface of the specimen being studied.
The wear mechanism of the specimen was studied through SEM.
A specimen is studied in order to analyse the stringer runout effect in a specific design.
A pristine and a delamination type case (Teflon insert in the experimental specimen) is studied.
Morphology of the mechanical and the tribology specimen was studied with FESEM.
Their influence on three responses such as tensile, flexural and impact strength of test specimen is studied.
In this paper, the compact tension-shear (CTS) specimen is studied using three-dimensional finite element analysis.
This means that during the same experiments, one can get real multimodal information from the specimen being studied.
The strain concentration at the interface between the steel cylinder and the foam specimen was studied in detail.
Stress wave propagation in an S-2 Glass/Epoxy microdroplet specimen was studied with different droplet sizes (100 μm–200 μm) and fiber gage lengths (2 mm–6 mm).
