to vessel wall viscosity. It is concluded that, with increasing age, static distensibility overestimates the distension capacity of large arteries. Copyright 2000 S. Karger AG, Basel.doi:10.1159/000025721Lénárd, ZsuzsannaFülöp, Daniel
Finally, in experiment 3 and experiment 4, we validate the model by excluding motion transparency and static cue. Results Perceptual Discrimination between Mirror and Glass To test whether the visual system uses distinctive motion information to distinguish mirror and glass, we compared the performance...
To determine the preferred initial stresses, we first ensure compatibility of the stress state with the prescribed fault geometry and the slip rakes inferred from static source inversion. In this purely static step, we determine optimal stress parameters, within their identified uncertainties, that ...
Many industrial formulations are employed to steady an active component so that it may be stored or delivered; this usually needs surfactants, buffers, viscosity modifiers and polymeric additives. The aim is to ensure materials remain stable and soluble. The purpose of QC is to identify consistency...
A powerful application of the Reynolds number is the identification of conditions of dynamic similarity—experiments with very small or very large specimen can be impractical, but a suitable adjustment of the fluid viscosity enables accurate experiments with scaled models of more convenient size. In th...
The positional control of these valves usually presents a challenge, since they present nonlinearities as dead zones, hysteresis, and static and dynamic friction. Among these nonlinearities, we can mention the occurrence of the grip and slip (stick-slip) phenomenal on the valve stem due to static...
This increase in modulus is thought to be analogous to the increase in viscosity of a fluid when ‘filled’ with an inert material and has been described mathematically on that basis.48 This treatment, however, falls short in its ability to predict the large strain-amplitude modulus (G∞), ...
Menter, F.R.: Two-equation eddy-viscosity turbulence models for engineering applications. AIAA J. 32(8), 1598–1605 (1994). https://doi.org/10.2514/3.12149 Article Google Scholar Steijl, R.; Barakos, G.: Sliding mesh algorithm for CFD analysis of helicopter rotor–fuselage aerodynamics. ...
A powerful application of the Reynolds number is the identification of conditions of dynamic similarity—experiments with very small or very large specimen can be impractical, but a suitable adjustment of the fluid viscosity enables accurate experiments with scaled models of more convenient size. In th...
SPH particle located at its centroid. The drug domain and the outer fluid domain contained 107,406 and 174,516 particles, respectively. The particles were assigned with the following properties: density of 9.96E-7 kg/mm3, bulk modulus of 2.094 GPa and dynamic viscosity of 3.56E-8 MPa...