However, in a scaffold with relatively large pores, cells attach to the strut walls in a similar way to their attachment to a 2D surface (9, 55).
The laminar horseshoe vortex flow at a strut-wall intersection is numerically simulated by direct solution of the 3-dimensional incompressible time-dependent Navier-Stokes equations using multi-domain spectral methods.
a Longitudinal-and-Diagonal-Line-Element-Model (LDLEM) element, b tributary areas of concrete and re-bar of each longitudinal uniaxial element, c diagonal concrete strut of wall web concrete, d multiple sets of X-type diagonal concrete struts.
Extending this paradigm to the field of cellular solids, a functionally graded foam material (FGFM) may be thought of as a foam for which microstructural features such as cell size, and strut and wall (for closed cell foams) thickness vary in a continuous manner across the volume of the foam.
The mean distance between the strut and vessel wall (S V distance) of persistent malapposed struts on post-stenting OCT images was significantly longer than that of resolved malapposed struts (342 ± 99 vs. 210 ± 49 μm; P <0.01).
Barbets call metronomically from the fig trees that shade our wanderings and grey langur monkeys strut around temple walls like delinquents on a school trip.
In the proposed model, elastic beam column elements are used to represent the CFT boundary columns, double-skin steel plates, horizontal rebar, and diagonal concrete struts in the wall.
The video will be called "Wall Street Strut".
Superficial injury elicits a response that is independent of stent strut geometry and vessel wall compression.
In particular, for a stent strut offset from the wall, total drug deposition was sensitive to changes in the pulsatile flow environment, with this dependence increasing with greater wall displacement.
