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Table 1 Details of anodization parameters for three different sets of TiO2 NTAs   Set (1) variation of anodization time Set (2) variation of applied voltage Set (3) variation of NH4F contents Anodization time (s) 2 120 20 15 Applied voltage (V) 120 40–180 120 The contents of NH4F (wt%) 0.3 0.2 0.4–0.2 0.4

The capacitance is defined as the variation of charge over the variation of applied voltage.

Further, the variation of applied CTOD with strain can be well approximated by a simple linear relationship.

Meanwhile, their cyclic properties show minimal sensitivity to the variation of applied loading frequency or ambient temperature.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 The force rotation relationships for fin plate connection at 550 °C Open image in new window Fig. 8 The force rotation relationships for web cleat connection at 650 °C. Figure 8 shows the variation of applied force versus connection rotation for the web cleat connection at 650 °C and load angle of 55o.

Bifurcation diagram of nano resonator is plotted by variation of applied AC actuation voltage and it is shown that the system possess rich dynamic behavior such as periodic doubling, quasi-periodic, bifurcation and chaotic motion which are classified and studied in more details by plotting time response and phase plane of the each category.

The experimental program developed here considers stress field information due to the variations of applied stress conditions, surface treatments and corrosive environment using simulated heat-affected-zone (HAZ) and base materials.

The criteria established for comparing the behavior of the buildings when sudden column removal occurs are (1) performance level of the beams, (2) gravity stiffness of the buildings, and (3) variations of applied axial forces to the columns.

All of these applications are based on the variation of the applied voltage bias across nanopores or nanochannels.

Variation of both applied voltage (V-t) and current density (J-t) recorded with respect to time.

The variation of the applied voltage and the device current with time is shown in Fig. 16a.