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Notably, the fatigue life drops down to 104 cycles before the nominal loadings reach the B19′ transformation regime.

The thermomechanical route consisted of warm deformation of supercooled austenite followed by reheating in the ferrite region and then cooling to the bainitic transformation regime (i.e. 400 200 °C).

We further found that fatigue life is shorter for the B2-R-phase transformation regime than for the elasticity of the parent B2 austenite phase at low stresses when strains remain below 1%, however at higher strains the B2-R-phase transforming wire is better than the elastic one.

Martensitic transformation was triggered during the crack growth in samples nominally loaded in elastic or R-phase transformation regimes as confirmed by in-situ infrared thermography.

The ecological resilience definition emphasizes that both adaptation within single regimes and transformation between regimes, rather than adaptation alone, are critical elements in the functioning of complex systems.

Agency and power in the governance of regime transformation are analysed.

Using sociological and institutional insights, the dynamics of regime transformation are conceptualised.

The critical Reynolds number for the flow regime transformation is smaller than that for the routine dimension flow path.

However, there is much uncertainty about how to achieve sustainability transitions in practice, and what transition advocates and actors can do to catalyse and steer regime transformation.

This article addresses the topic of transition and system change, and proposes endogenous regime transformation as alternative transition path to technological substitution.

It focuses on the strategic behaviour of actors, in particular examining how agents navigate and respond to the opportunities and constraints of their context, and what initiatives (or combination thereof) can facilitate innovation diffusion and regime transformation.