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    Figure (4.3): Failure pattern of cubes specimens (C1). 4.2.3. Static Modulus of Elasticity: Modulus of elasticity is a necessary parameter to determine the stresses in materials and structures. Even though concrete has nonlinear stress-strain behavior,…

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    Awareness of creep as a design consideration. 2. THEORY 2.1 Introduction Structural materials are often placed in service under a certain applied load at elevated temperatures (eg. wind turbines). Over time, the material elongates as a result of the strain accumulated and deforms. Such time-dependent deformation is dubbed as creep. Creep deformation can happen due to long-term exposure to high levels of stress, albeit still below the yield strength of the material. It usually happens at high…

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    An article analyses of Is homophobia associated with homosexual arousal? Adams, Henry E.; Wright, Lester W.; Lohr, Bethany A. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 105(3), Aug 1996, 440-445. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/0021-843X.105.3.440 I. Introduction The main issue that was investigated by Henry E. Adams, Lester W. Wright, Jr., and Bethany A. Lohr was to examine how heterosexual men who self -disclosed as objectors to homosexual individuals physically responded to same-sex arousal; there was also…

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    Determine extent of plasmids’ effects on RsmAYZ system. I will examine how various plasmids affect the activity of several transcriptional reporters in P. aeruginosa as measured by a Miller (beta-galactosidase) assay. I will test the reporter strains PlacP1-lacZ to confirm that pJN105 does not affect transcription of Vfr, another gene involved in T3SS regulation. I will also examine the activity of transcriptional reporters for the exsD, rsmY, and rsmZ genes to confirm that these genes are…

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    Task 2 Non-destructive testing is an analysis technique used to evaluate the properties of a material, component or system without causing damage. Advantages Safety Non-destructive tests are designed to maximize both tester and tested product safety. Most of the test are conducted under strict settings to ensure the safety of the testers, and all tested products remain completely undamaged. Reliability Non-destructive testing comes out with accurate results because of the variety of available…

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    Biaxial Tensile Test

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    Analysis Biaxial Tensile Tests Different stress and strain definitions have been used to study the biomechanics of soft tissue [24]. The 2nd Piola-Kirchhoff stress and Green strain definitions have been employed in this study, which are described briefly in the following. The Green strain tensor is defined as E=1/2(F^T F-1), where F is the gradient deformation tensor. For the case of in-plane biaxial stretching in directions 1 and 2, the Green strain in these directions can be written as…

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    dynamic motion stations, traffic cameras and dynamic strain gauges. 3. bridge monitoring sensors, this group consists of sensory devices for assessment of the bridges characteristics using various types of accelerometers, GPS, level sensors and strain gauges. 4. bridge response sensors, this group consists of sensory devices for assessment of the bridges responses to different transient loadings and other conditions such as dynamic and static strains, displacement, vibrations, and tilting…

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    positive since when cardiovascular hypertrophy happens more blood can be pumped around the body which infers greater imperativeness and oxygen can be transported around the body for use. When we rehearse the mass of the left ventricle thickens (chamber gauge extends) which fortifies the beat of the heart. This infers more blood can be pumped through the body; this is in light of the fact that the energy of the withdrawal is more grounded. This preferences…

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    Within the vast multitude of social structural theories, two stand out among all the others. Shaw and Mckay’s Social Disorganization Theory serves as a unique theory that attempts to gauge the cause of the seemingly rampant crime occurring in society. Particularly, the Social Disorganization theory references an individual’s environment as a significant factor contributing to their moral fiber and ultimately their behavior. Henceforth, those individuals who are unfortunate to have to grow in an…

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    Cold Formed Steel Essay

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    resistance , and weld-ability. Stress - Strain Properties The stress-strain graphs are one of the main important things related to the properties of steel, which can easily explain and describe…

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