Our work is motivated by prior work from other domains such as marketing research and communication theory that investigated the effect of various message design features on effective risk communication for consumer products such as poisons, cigarettes, fire extinguishers, cars, and industrial equipment [9 16].
In this paper, the influence of rippling deformation on the vibration characteristics of SWCNT based actuators is investigated using a nonlinear Euler-Bernoulli beam theory that incorporates the effect of rippling deformation using an improved function including some correcting terms for the SWCNT curvature (rippling deformation).
The third approach is a simplified formulation based on the classical Euler theory that includes the effects of shear deformations but neglects the shear component of the applied axial force along the member.
The third approach is a simplified formulation based on the classical Euler theory that includes the effects of shear deformations but neglects the induced shear component of the applied axial force along the member.
The results of the experiments are compared to results of calculations with a linear model based on potential flow theory that includes the effects of the flexural modes.
Traditional Chinese Medicine theory states that the effects of acupuncture include a rebalancing or restoration of normal function or flow of Qi, which is the vital energy or life force that provides function or motive force and flows within the body through a systemic network of meridians or pathways.
"Jas has a good theory that the effects on a mixer are to keep DJs busy, that maybe the effects only go to the DJ monitor just to keep them occupied in between tunes," James breaks in.
Among the amalgam of theories that weigh the effects of genetics and environment, the hygiene hypothesis intrigues many researchers.
The role of heterogeneous habitat use within fresh water should be integrated into theories that explore the effects of life history portfolios on the sustainability of diadromous species.
Some of the identified GCNVs were those of multigenic family genes, which is consistent with the theory that fatal effects due to copy-number changes of multigenic family genes tend to be less than those of single-copy genes.
