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In this study homogenized mechanical properties are derived for structural finite element analysis of cross-laminated timber (CLT) discretized by means of shell elements.

With this motivation, in this study, homogenized material models of open-cell polymeric foams with spherical cell architectures that are manufactured by using an AM technology are formulated through both experimental and numerical investigations, which in turn can be employed in a novel micromechanics based topology optimization algorithm developed for the optimization of cellular structures.

The aims of this study were to homogenize priority 1 surgical indications in Galician hospitals and propose a methodology designed to ensure that that the waiting times of priority 1 patients do not exceed 30 days.

Unfortunately, this cannot be modeled because, for this study, only the entire, homogenized corn stem was tested.

In this study, an entire hepatopancreas was homogenized for 3 min at high speed in a Waring blender in 60 mL ice-cold Buffer 1 (300 mM mannitol, 5 mM EGTA, 1 mM PMSF, and 12 mM Tris-HCl, pH 7.0) made hypotonic by adding 240 mL ultra-pure water.

64 In this study, the botulinum toxin type A was homogenized with a novel vehicle (InParT) which is thought to aid in appropriate penetration and delivery of the toxin to the muscle.

In this study, the holding phase did not help to homogenize the temperature distribution within the sample.

In this study, an Nb25Mo25Ta25W25 refractory HEA was synthesized by arc melting and well homogenized at 1800 °C.

In this study, not only the radial growing lamella of amorphous and crystalline phases is homogenized, but also its "cross hatched" lamellar structure.

The landscape examined in this study appears to be dominated by soil loss and the closely related homogenizing effects of intensive tillage for potato production.

This study also demonstrated that gene conversion events between these paralogous repeats (~94% homology) have homogenized them at least twice during recent human evolution, and that the presence of homogenized tracts within these repeats is polymorphic in modern populations.