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Elastic deformation characteristics of the spine

Journal of Biomechanics, 1971
Abstract A survey of some of the significant contributions in the area of experimental studies on the strength of the vertebral column is made. A short history on the experimental work with intact human cadavers is then given, leading to a discussion on the significance of bending stresses in the vertebral column during caudocephalad acceleration ...
A I, King, A P, Vulcan
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Synthesis of Elastic Characteristics Based on Nonlinear Elastic Coupling

2021
Modern equipment and units operate in a wide range of loads, amplitudes, and vibrational frequencies caused by harmonic, shock, or external influences. On this basis, it is urgent to develop new designs with advanced capabilities to counteract torsional vibrations in the technical system.
Victor Kurgan, Ihor Sydorenko, Ihor Prokopovich, Yurii Yeputatov, Oleksandr Levynskyi   +4 more
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Scattering characteristics of elastic waves by an elastic heterogeneity

Geophysics, 1985
Abstract Elastic wave scattering by a general elastic heterogeneity having slightly different density and elastic constants from the surrounding medium is formulated using the equivalent source method and Born approximation. In the low-frequency range (Rayleigh scattering) the scattered field by an arbitrary heterogeneity having an ...
R. Wu, Keiiti Aki
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Force-extension characteristics of orthodontic elastics

American Journal of Orthodontics, 1977
The force-extension characteristics for a wide range of elastics were determined. It was found that (1) selection of elastics were determined. It was found that (1) selection of elastics based on 3 x lumen size will probably result in more force being generated than was previously reported, (2) there is very little difference seen in force-extension ...
T R, Bales, S J, Chaconas, A A, Caputo
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Determination of Elastic Wing Aerodynamic Characteristics

Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences, 1952
The basic aeroelastic integral equation is formulated by treating the wing as a tapered cantilever beam mounted normal to its straight elastic axis. By means of an iterative process, a series solution is obtained for the aeroelastic change in angle-of-attack distribution. For sweptback wings, this Neumann solution fails to converge at dynamic pressures
Gaugh, William J., Slap, Joseph K.
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Elastic characteristics of elastomers

Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics, 1992
Two characteristics are introduced for eiastomers subjected to uniaxiai tension: Poisson's ratio ~ and the initial modulus Etr. For ten types of rubbers employed in shoes [i], these quantities are constant right up to fracture deformations, it is shown that the shear modulus G, Young's modulus E, and the bulk modulus K of rubbers can be calculated from
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On Elastic Continua With Hereditary Characteristics

Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1951
Abstract In a previous paper (1) the free and forced vibrations of systems of one degree of freedom with hereditary damping characteristics were discussed. In the present paper the classical equations of motion for elastic media are extended on the basis of the general linear stress-strain law involving hereditary damping.
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Elastic Characteristics of Moorings

Journal of the Waterways and Harbors Division, 1967
The weight, strength, and elastic properties of steel-wire and fiber mooring ropes are examined for purposes of predicting their elastic behavior under dynamic conditions. Most of the essential properties can be generalized by empirical formulas that apply to all ropes when the appropriate values of certain constants are known.
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Elastic characteristics of branched‐network polymers

Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 1996
The computed dependencies of elastic characteristics of branched-network polymers were obtained on the basis of the Takayanagi series model. The moduli ratio (γ) for branched-network and branched polymers increases as a result of an increase of the moduli ratio of network and branched phases (E* net /E* br ) and the network phase fraction (V net ). The
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Promotional Elasticities and Category Characteristics

Journal of Marketing, 1996
The authors study the relationships between product category characteristics and average brand promotional elasticity within the category. They present a framework for understanding these relationships and use it to generate hypotheses. The authors also consider three types of promotions and seven category characteristics.
Chakravarthi Narasimhan, Scott A. Neslin, Subrata K. Sen   +2 more
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