(TP 10) Rorty's metaphilosophical critique, then, is directed not at particular techniques or styles or vocabularies, but toward the idea that philosophical problems are anything other than transient tensions in the dynamics of evolving, contingent vocabularies.
This intracellular tension may also help form the transient stress fiber that couples the colliding cells, as stress fiber formation is a tension responsive process (Burridge and Wittchen, 2013).
It was found that in the absence of polymer, the transient interfacial tension could be lowered to ultralow levels.
Some scholars argued that the higher oil recovery could be obtained only if the transient interfacial tension value is lower than 0.01 mN/m (Li and Chen. 2006).
The orthogonal-test-design method was used to determine the optimal formula by phase behavior and transient interfacial tension (IFT) studies, respectively.
From Fig. 4, we could see that in the presence of polymer, transient interfacial tension could be lowered to ultralow levels at the concentration range from 0.05 to 0.3%.
This inter-cellular actin-clutch leads to a subsequent build-up in lamellar tension, triggering the development of a transient stress fiber, which orchestrates cellular repulsion.
These formulations are exemplified in the optimization of the side heaters in the transient thermal tensioning welding process for minimum residual stress.
The F- pCa curves were simulated for 90, 100 and 110% of resting sarcomere length, and the resulting F- pCa metrics used as additional output constraints (together with the tension transient characteristics resulting from simulations with the experimental Ca-transient) to fit the parameters of the Niederer-model.
Thanks to the good elasticity of the mooring system, the transient extreme mooring tension can be effectively reduced and the survivability of the device can be improved.
