After extracting modal macro-strain, the reference-based damage index is theoretically deducted in which the variations of modal flexural rigidity and modal neutral axis height are considered.
The optical and electrical characteristics of one new laser structure have been theoretically investigated, in which an unintentionally doped InGaN layer (u-InGaN) located between the last quantum barrier and the electron blocking layer is designed as the upper waveguide (UWG).
The empirical factor analysis of our survey instrument led to the theoretically assumed structure in which vocational identity, workplace identity, and workplace effort are empirically separate concepts.
Early modern Scotland was a theoretically patriarchal society, in which men had total authority over women, but how this worked is practice is difficult to discern.
In her new book The End Of The Perfect 10, gymnastics journalist Dvora Meyers documents the sport's shift to a new scoring system with theoretically limitless scoring, in which the difficulty of a gymnast's routine and her execution of it are evaluated separately, with the two scores added together to produce a final score.
Experiment two distinguished this account from the more theoretically important interpretation, in which linguistic knowledge affects perceptual organization.
Evolutionary approaches to attractiveness have, to date, devoted a great deal of attention to explaining variation in responses to theoretically driven experiments in which manipulated stimuli are judged.
Likewise, the fact that cenH3 recruitment is self-propagating makes for a theoretically unstable system in which incremental small variations in cenH3 deposition could build on each other over time to produce large changes.
This could lead to a condition in which – theoretically - everyone would be able to travel on demand with just one-fifth the number of cars in use today.
Theoretically, n-person games in which the players are not allowed to communicate and make binding agreements are not fundamentally different from two-person noncooperative games.
