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Investigating Stress Limitations in Dynamic Response of Coral Limestone Concrete: Integrated FDM-DEM Simulations and Experimental Validation. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Zhang Y, Hu H, Luo Y, Gong Y, Zhang J.
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Damage characteristics and dynamic response of the human thorax under combined shock waves and fragment loading. [PDF]
Sci RepFan R, Wang X, Li H, Wang S, Pi A.
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Analysis of the dynamic response of the new interchange channel closely under the existing line. [PDF]
Sci RepLiu Y, Huang Y, Huang Y, An Y, Peng Y.
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Dynamic response characteristics of tunnel linings at varied burial depths in landslide systems under seismic loading. [PDF]
Sci RepLi T, Liang J, Bo L.
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Dynamic response of the intestinal microbiome to Eimeria maxima-induced coccidiosis in chickens. [PDF]
Microbiol SpectrLiu J +6 more
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Physical Review A, 1991
The near-equilibrium nature of dynamic linear response when a system is acted upon by an external force is clarified by using the linearity condition to identify a limited class of near-equilibrium density matrices that characterize the response. The analysis incorporates a distinction between undriven and driven time dependences.
, Rajagopal, , Teitler
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The near-equilibrium nature of dynamic linear response when a system is acted upon by an external force is clarified by using the linearity condition to identify a limited class of near-equilibrium density matrices that characterize the response. The analysis incorporates a distinction between undriven and driven time dependences.
, Rajagopal, , Teitler
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Science Signaling, 2012
After DNA damage, pulses of p53 allow recovery, whereas sustained levels lead to senescence.
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After DNA damage, pulses of p53 allow recovery, whereas sustained levels lead to senescence.
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Viscoelastic dynamic arterial response
Computers in Biology and Medicine, 2017Arteries undergo large deformations under applied intraluminal pressure and may exhibit small hysteresis due to creep or relaxation process. The mechanical response of arteries depends, among others, on their topology along the arterial tree. Viscoelasticity of arterial tissues, which is the topic investigated in this study, is mainly a characteristic ...
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Journal of the Engineering Mechanics Division, 1964
Visco-elastic, shear, and rotatory inertia effects are introduced into the Laplace transforms of the response functions for lattice structures. The response functions are written in a closed form, which contains only real quantities for real values of the transform variable, S.
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Visco-elastic, shear, and rotatory inertia effects are introduced into the Laplace transforms of the response functions for lattice structures. The response functions are written in a closed form, which contains only real quantities for real values of the transform variable, S.
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