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The results indicate that the alloy produce a larger number of slip bands and dislocations after cold deformation, it can accelerate the precipitation of phase during aging, improve the microhardness and electrical conductivity.
(1) where j is volume fraction of precipitates, t is aging time, b and n are constants. b depends on the temperature of phase transformation, composition of solid solution and size of crystal grain. n depends on the type of phase transformation and nucleation location.

The number of internal properties includes those that change the relative content of the structural components of concrete – its composition, hardening conditions, and etc.
Results Figure 1 shows the relaxation curves for samples of fine-grained concrete of composition 1: 0.4: 2.5 (cement: water: aggregate) by weight with a consumption of Portland cement of 560 kg / m3.

Definition 3 The number of characters contained in LI is called Leaf Information Length . recorded as LIL.
For technical convenience, the number of key operations are merely considered.
n: the length of query string, that is, the number of terms in query string.
The LI encryption updating algorithm includes two layers of nested operations, which the execution times of outer layer is M , the number of terms in the list, and that of the internal layer is m which is the number of terms in a WG.
References [1] Xian Hequn and Feng Dengguo:A Query Rewriting Algorithm Supporting Attribute Grain Database Encryption.

The stability of a crystal oscillator means fluctuating of the frequency in a sampling period and is described by Allan variance[5]： (2) Le M be a multiple of frequency difference；letbe sampling time；let m be number of sampling group；let m+1 be sampling number；let be the given frequency value；let and be i and i+1 measured value。
In the proposed method these two parameters were measured by hardware according to the counting number the crystal oscillator.
[10] Jeremy Elson , Lewis Girod, Deborah Estrin, Fine-grained network time synchronization using reference broadcasts, Proceedings of the 5th symposium on Operating systems design and implementation, Boston, Massachusetts (2002).

A smaller distance provides more measurement points (square the number of points), thereby prolonging the measurement itself and increasing the cost.
Measuring grid around the measured building is made of the required number of positions of surveying device.
The main disadvantage of laser scanning is still relatively small number of these devices in Slovakia, their high costs and the high price of daily rent.
Test cubes with edges of 150 mm, made ​​of Portland cement grade 42.5 MPa and crushed quarried stone with max. grain of 20mm, imitated the subsurface of the building facade.

There are a number of motives for building green, including environmental, economic, and social benefits.
Materials Efficiency Building materials typically considered to be ‘green’ include lumber from forests that have been certified to a third-party forest standard, rapidly renewable plant materials like bamboo and straw, dimension stone, recycled stone, recycled metal (see: copper sustainability and recyclability), and other products that are non-toxic, reusable, renewable, and/or recyclable (e.g., Trass, Linoleum, sheep wool, panels made from paper flakes, compressed earth block, adobe, baked earth, rammed earth, clay, vermiculite, flax linen, sisal, sea grass, cork, expanded clay grains, coconut, wood fiber plates, calcium sand stone, concrete (high and ultra high performance, roman self-healing concrete), etc.)
Regulation and Operation As a result of the increased interest in green building concepts and practices, a number of organizations have developed standards, codes and rating systems that let government regulators, building professionals and consumers embrace green building with confidence.
The number of credits generally determines the level of achievement.

Research based on the experimental results is receive/receive synchronization protocol, the basis of reference by a large number of literature [5-9], and based on the theory of synchronization precision of the algorithm is derived.
Fig.2 Synchronism trigger signal transferring delay Synchronous trigger radio synchronous trigger signal transmission time delay process is shown in Fig. 2; Synchronous trigger received after the trigger signal, recording time, build synchronous trigger signal, and send to the link layer from the network layer, once detected idle channel, broadcast simultaneously trigger signal time-stamped, before send broadcast synchronous trigger signal, synchronization trigger need send lead code and initial character, in order to receive synchronous sensor nodes, according to the number of bits of information sent by a and send every bit need time, you can estimate the lead code and start sending time of the characters, sensor nodes in time synchronization trigger signal reaches time-stamped, recording time, before I start the high-speed sampling trigger to the sensor nodes to send and receive delay for [9], For the uncertain time delay.
Number of nodes in the trigger
Fine-Grained Network Time-Synchronization using Reference Broadcasts.

Outer sheets (pressure and suction surfaces) are made of Ti-6A1-4V alloy with the grain size up to 10mcm.
Under the mentioned technique the blade is considered (viewed) as vibration system having the finite degree of freedom (DOF) number.
Experimental detection of natural frequencies for undamped system w0r (r=1,2…n –natural frequency number) and corresponding natural mode vectors is based on the analysis of frequency response function matrix [H], where each element Нij(ω ) is the measurement result for a separate vibration characteristics [12]: , (1) where Xi(w) is the frequency function of vibration velocity (or acceleration) in point i against the excitation Fj(w) in point j.
Under laser vibrometry the scanning net included up to 3319 points and under the impact modal analysis the point number was up to 170.

Nevertheless, this method has a number of significant drawbacks, namely, large non-recoverable waste of metal, low assimilation of silicon fines (less than 5–6 mm), and high energy costs.
In other words, to prepare a 5–7% pre-eutectic alloy, 200 grams of SiO2 were added into the melt (as opposed to the required number of 111–155 g).
There are a number of factors complicating the production of silumins while using amorphous microsilica by its simple introduction into an aluminum melt: 1) insufficient contact area of the microsilica powder and the melt [10]; 2) the presence of the films on the surface of microsilica particles that interfere with effective interaction at the boundaries between the liquid and solid phases [10–13]; 3) the presence of the air in the powder of 40–50 vol.%, which reduces its density, heat capacity, and thermal conductivity [14–20].
The map for silicon distribution in specimens of the alloy obtained clearly demonstrated the presence of silicon inclusions over aluminum grain boundaries (Fig. 2d), which are practically absent in the original metal (Fig. 2b).

In this paper, the feature point achieved algorithm is counting the change numbers of eight neighborhood points.
(5) is the cross line numbers of point P, where P9=P1.
Thirdly, calculate the cross line numbers between tracking point and its 8 neighborhood points.
Track grain line in three directions, and record the coordinate values of all points in the tracking path into array trace, until the three-direction tracking step length is equal to threshold value or another cross-point is met.