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For its acquisition of U.S. Robotics, 3Com used the pooling method of accounting, in which results for the two companies were combined.
Cracking of concrete has deteriorating effects on the behavior of reinforced concrete structures, which results for instance in stiffness reduction and increase of permeability.
To circumvent the non-Gaussianity of the load processes for which results for mean outcrossing rate are not generally available, the "sample-specific linearization method" is proposed.
The numerical illustrations concern the nonlinear bending response of FG-CNTRC plates under different sets of thermal environmental conditions, from which results for uniformly distributed CNTRC plates are obtained as comparators.
The numerical illustrations concern nonlinear vibration characteristics of (P/FGM/P) and (FGM/P) plates under different sets of thermal and electric loading conditions, from which results for monolithic piezoelectric actuators are obtained as comparators.
The numerical illustrations concern the postbuckling behavior of antisymmetric angle-ply and symmetric cross-ply laminated plates resting on tensionless elastic foundations of the Pasternak-type, from which results for conventional elastic foundations are obtained as comparators.
Furthermore, we discuss the synchrotron emissivity of the reconnecting current sheet, and the spectral properties which result for various reconnection recipes.
The recent availability of new 32-bit programming tools allowed calculations of chromatograms to be completed more quickly so as to show peak movements which result for example from slight changes in eluent pH.
As the bond market became more attractive, Bear Stearns focused on increasing its trading volume with its biggest clients and on cross-selling between fixed-income divisions, which resulted, for instance, in more interest-rate swap business.
The equations which result for the lowest order CDD theory allow us, after spatial averaging and under the assumption of unidirectional deformation, to recover the classical theory of Kocks and Mecking for the early stages of work hardening.
Indeed, positively charged fractions (F+) are more accessible upon enzymatic hydrolysis, which resulted, for example, in sugars yield of 43.5% glucose (254 gKg−1) for F2B + compared to 25.2% (103 gKg-1) for F2A–, and 26.3% (130 gKg−1) for unfractionated WS F0, respectively.
