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It indicates the degree of additional strength generated by the grouted splice relative to the design strength of the connection.
Simulation software, Comsol Multiphysics, was used to find the average electric field strength generated by a specific electrode geometry.
The Er-Sc silicate layer shows a sharp emission peak at room temperature centered at 1,537 nm as a result of the strong crystal field strength generated by the small ionic radii of Sc3+ ions.
The magnetic field strength generated by the DMF device used in this study is approximately as large as 30 mT (rms).
These investigators used a worst case scenario in their study design, simulating electromagnetic (EM) fields at the maximum signal strength generated by mobile phones and intentionally targeting poorly shielded locations on the tested medical devices.
The electric field strength generated by the two wireless cards with the two different transmission protocols for channel 1 was evaluated as a function of the nominal output power as set by the router configuration utility (in WinBox software).
Mobility is measured as pulses corresponding to signal strengths generated by changes in the orientation of the implanted transmitter relative to the T antenna of the receiver.
In particular, the type I collagen, carrying fibrous tensile strength, allows the transmission of force generated by skeletal muscle into movement [39].
We also measured maximal isometric torque as a marker of muscle strength and found that the force generated by the SO individuals was significantly lower in comparison to both the young and AO groups (76% and 56%, respectively; P<0.01) (Figure 1A).
In this system, the lateral loads are assumed to be carried by exterior frame only; the bending strength is generated by closely spaced perimeter columns connected by spandrel beams, and shear forces are resisted by diagonal elements that extended over some stories (Fig. 5).
Its measurement is performed using dynamometers, which estimate the muscle strength primarily generated by the flexor muscles of the hand and the forearm.
