The probability of unstable through-the-thickness crack propagation is then calculated, considering the strength variability of CFRP plies.
Unstable, large, full-thickness lesions (stage III and IV) or lesions of any stage found in the skeletally mature are more likely to fail non-operative treatment.
For Multi-spouting, the spout diameter increases with increasing bed height, however the bed becomes unstable when the bed thickness is increased to 200 mm.
To assess this effect we have studied how the mode grows in an unstable layer of finite thickness (the plasma sheet) sandwiched between stable regions (the lobe in the two-hemispheres).
This happens when the thickness of the unstable capillary finger exceeds the lateral dimension of the porous sample and becomes a fractal percolation cluster.
It is obvious that ∆P increases from 0 to almost 85 kPa, which means that the aerostatic bearings become unstable with an increase in film thickness.
Human atherosclerotic diseases include myocardial infarction, coronary artery disease, acute coronary syndrome (acute myocardial infarction and unstable angina), carotid artery intimal-medial thickness disease, coronary artery calcium, peripheral arterial occlusive disease and stroke [ 27, 29].
This is caused by initial unstable anodization of Al before the constant thickness of the barrier layer is established.
Common evaluation parameters of the nutritional status (e.g. weight change, mid arm muscle circumference, triceps skin fold thickness) or laboratory measurements are unstable in the clinical setting of cancer patients.
Originally, it was intended for the comparison of the two samples with the same GDC thickness, but a 420-nm-thick GDC-based cell showed highly unstable outputs in the measured quantities.
