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Open image in new window Fig. 15 Histograms of mechanical aperture (mm) at successive applied displacements in the simulation of a 'ductile' rock.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Fluid velocity distributions at successive applied displacements in the simulation of a 'brittle' rock.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Fracture aperture distributions at successive applied displacements in the simulation of a 'brittle' rock (unit of aperture in the legend: m).

Open image in new window Fig. 11 Histograms of mechanical aperture (mm) at successive applied displacements in the simulation of a 'brittle' rock.

The current density after applying each potential step was measured and the RSD for 10 successive applied step potentials was 4.1%% which is acceptable and showed that the response of the electrode is stable and not influenced by the oxidation products.

Units along x- and y-axes are m. a Initial state, zero displacement of top surface; b displacement of 1.0 mm Open image in new window Fig. 7 Fluid pressure distributions at successive applied displacements in the simulation of a 'brittle' rock.

The characteristic behavior of (dt/dE)–E curves with successive currents applied give distinct descriptions between two limiting cases – the "surface nature" and "diffusion character".

In the first case the IFS comprises two similitudes, as in Eq. (2.1); the first three columns show successive iterates, applied to the rectangular set at top left, converging towards a discretized version of the twindragon fractal, at the bottom of the third column.

Figure 2A shows the optical responses to a single stimulus-averaged from 8 successive stimuli applied to the ventral root (8 stimuli at 20Hz -superimposed over a confocal section of the fixed cord in which the motoneurons were retrogradely labelled with DiI (green) and the primary afferents anterogradely labeled with DiO (red).

The polymer kills vibration and is more effective with successive layers applied.

Therefore, the method of successive approximations applies [ 20] when only the first approximation is retained.