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From Temperature Modulated Differential Scanning Calorimetry and Broadband Dielectric Spectroscopy investigations, we show that the crystalline phase appearance in PET implies a large reduction of the Cooperative Rearranging Region size, accompanied with a variation from fragile to strong behavior of the structural relaxation time temperature dependence.
As a result, the strong scaling behavior of the complete simulation+analysis suite mirrors that of Reeber almost exactly.
The strong anisotropic behavior of the Laplacian in spherical coordinates poses severe requirements on the relaxation procedures, in order to attain a full multigrid effectiveness.
In this paper, we study the strong limit behavior of the random variables ξ n, k and σ n, m, where σ n, m represents the number of subtrees of size m.
The recently reported extraordinarily strong viscous behavior of the exfoliated graphite and its cement-matrix composite has been explained in this paper in terms of an interface-derived viscous mechanism, which is in contrast to the well-known bulk viscous deformation mechanism that rubber exhibits.
The nonlinear frequency-response relationships show strong hardening-type behavior of the system.
The nonlinear frequency-response relationships demonstrate strong hardening-type behavior of the system.
Due to the strong non-linear behavior of the positioning measurements, UKF is highly recommended for such positioning and tracking scenarios.
Such strong light scattering behavior of the nanoscrew can be also seen from its scattering image, which shows vivid color appearance (Fig. 4d, inset).
These observations revealed that the strong UV-reflecting behavior of the flexible multilayered ZST-3 film protects human skin cells against UV-induced DNA damage as much as the UV-absorption mechanism typical of traditional films.
More generally, there is a strong parallel between the behavior of the concept of truth and concepts defined by circular definitions.
