Furthermore, comparison of the flux and scalar measurements has shown that even at flow/flame conditions above the Klimov-Williams criterion the affect of the turbulence on the local laminar burning rate, as expected from the Markstein number for this mixture, is small in the mean.
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Drucker Prager and Von-Mises yield criteria as well as William-Warnke failure criterion are chosen in ANSYS.
Searches for primary studies were performed upon databases of Software Engineering research that met the following criteria (Williams and Carver [2010]): Contains peer-reviewed software engineering journals articles, conference proceedings, and book chapters.
To be of practical use all surrogates must satisfy two criteria (Williams et al. 1994); (i) quantifiability — the variable in question can be measured; and (ii) estimability — it is realistic to assume that the quantified data can be obtained, given constraints on time, expertise, and costs required for data acquisition.
ANSYS uses William-Warnke (1974) failure criterion for assessing the state of failure.
As it does not consider the material softening properly, William-Warnke failure criteria in ANSYS cannot suitably predict the behavior of reinforced concrete structures.
There is currently no established method for judging conceptual richness of which we are aware, although Popay, Rogers and Williams' [ 41] identified several criteria for judging the adequacy of the primary study authors' interpretation of the subjective meaning of research participants – with subjective meaning being proposed as a 'primary marker' of the quality of qualitative papers.
Histological examination was used to classify the tumours as PTCs according to WHO criteria (DeLellis and Williams, 2004).
Despite the use of established diagnostic criteria (Fahn and Williams, 1988; Williams et al., 1995; Gupta and Lang, 2009), the diagnosis of psychogenic movement disorders remains a significant challenge (Lang and Voon, 2011) and a 'crisis for neurology' (Hallett, 2006).
These are based on a reinterpretation of the criteria originally employed by Williams and colleagues [ 1] other than the MVH desire to align their work closely to that previously done in Finland.
