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Online since: September 2009
Authors: C.J. Stournaras, C. Andreouli, E. Xenogiannopoulou
Although a number of
studies have dealt with some of these aspects, a real reproduction of black glaze is still under
investigation [1].
It is produced by coating the main body with a slurry of a fine-grained clay.
Fig. 3 shows the normalized peak areas as a function of pulses number for several characteristic lines, at (300-350) nm, (270-320) nm and (395-455) nm spectral windows.
Normalized peak areas as a function of pulses number for several characteristic lines at regions: a) (300-350) nm, b) (270320) nm and c) (395-455) nm.
Depth profile analysis of Attic black ceramic by means of linear correlation coefficient r as a function of the number of the laser pulses.
It is produced by coating the main body with a slurry of a fine-grained clay.
Fig. 3 shows the normalized peak areas as a function of pulses number for several characteristic lines, at (300-350) nm, (270-320) nm and (395-455) nm spectral windows.
Normalized peak areas as a function of pulses number for several characteristic lines at regions: a) (300-350) nm, b) (270320) nm and c) (395-455) nm.
Depth profile analysis of Attic black ceramic by means of linear correlation coefficient r as a function of the number of the laser pulses.
Online since: September 2019
Authors: Gennady Konstantinovich Baryshev, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Barzov, Aleksandr Pavlovich Biryukov, Igor Alexandrovich Tutnov, Anastasia Kondrateva
[5] Kodjaspirov G.E., Dobatkin S.V., Rudskoi A.I., Naumov A.A., Production of ultrafine-grained sheet from ultralow-carbon steel by pack rolling, Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 49 (2007)
Nanoscale Research Letters, 12, Article number 459. doi:10.1186/s11671-017-2226-2 [27] Kanninen, P., Luong, N.
Article number 235403. doi:10.1088/0957-4484/27/23/235403 [28] Emelyanov, O.
Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B: Nanotechnology and Microelectronics, 36(2), Article number 02C108. doi:10.1116/1.5009906 [32] Bulat, L.
PLoS Computational Biology, 12(8), Article number e1005000. doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005000 [36] Krauchanka, M.
Nanoscale Research Letters, 12, Article number 459. doi:10.1186/s11671-017-2226-2 [27] Kanninen, P., Luong, N.
Article number 235403. doi:10.1088/0957-4484/27/23/235403 [28] Emelyanov, O.
Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B: Nanotechnology and Microelectronics, 36(2), Article number 02C108. doi:10.1116/1.5009906 [32] Bulat, L.
PLoS Computational Biology, 12(8), Article number e1005000. doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005000 [36] Krauchanka, M.
Online since: June 2020
Authors: Christopher C. Chama
The three mechanisms responsible for creep are normal movement of dislocations along slip planes, dislocation climb and grain boundary sliding, which indicates the influence of microstructure on creep behavior.
As an example, C5R1 indicates a coil with five rings and ring number 1; for ring 2 this was coded as C5R2 and so on.
The total weight exerted on a ring w is dependent on the number of both overlying and underlying rings as noted above.
For the topmost rings in a coil, the number of overlying rings is small.
Firstly, in terms of the number of rings in a coil, whether 5 or 10.
As an example, C5R1 indicates a coil with five rings and ring number 1; for ring 2 this was coded as C5R2 and so on.
The total weight exerted on a ring w is dependent on the number of both overlying and underlying rings as noted above.
For the topmost rings in a coil, the number of overlying rings is small.
Firstly, in terms of the number of rings in a coil, whether 5 or 10.
Online since: August 2014
Authors: Li Miao, Feng Ping Chen, Yue Gao Tang
Implementation
Function call mechanism during hadoop task run
Hadoop employs a master-slave architecture where one master node manages a number of slave nodes.
The size of the remaining output depends on the number of spill times and the spill size at a time, which will be analyzed later.
From Table 3, we can notice that when io.sort.record.percent increases, the number of spill times decreases.
We can calculate out Skv by the output size of a Map Task and the number of the intermediate output key-value pairs.
Related work Herodotou et al. [3] introduces a Profiler to collect detailed statistical information from unmodified Hadoop programs, and a What-if Engine for fine-grained cost estimation.
The size of the remaining output depends on the number of spill times and the spill size at a time, which will be analyzed later.
From Table 3, we can notice that when io.sort.record.percent increases, the number of spill times decreases.
We can calculate out Skv by the output size of a Map Task and the number of the intermediate output key-value pairs.
Related work Herodotou et al. [3] introduces a Profiler to collect detailed statistical information from unmodified Hadoop programs, and a What-if Engine for fine-grained cost estimation.
Online since: February 2013
Authors: Yue Jun Li, Zeng Guang Li, Lan Gui
Under the conditions of same number of compaction times and same age, the CBR value of TerraZyme solidification soil increases by 2 to 5 times compared to plain soil, the maximum time is 5.11.
The road structure includes subgrade, TerraZyme solidification soil layer with thickness of 20 cm and 3 cm thick of fine grained asphalt concrete.
Then, the next step is to increase the number of times of rolling and then tests the degree of compaction.
Fig. 15 Compaction degree varies with the rolling times From Fig.15, it can be seen that (1) When the rolling gets started, the compaction degree increases with the number of times of rolling, which is linearly correlated with the number of times of rolling
In contrast, the compaction degrees in the test sections of TerraZyme solidification soil with 4% lime and 4% cement decrease with the number of time of rolling increases.
The road structure includes subgrade, TerraZyme solidification soil layer with thickness of 20 cm and 3 cm thick of fine grained asphalt concrete.
Then, the next step is to increase the number of times of rolling and then tests the degree of compaction.
Fig. 15 Compaction degree varies with the rolling times From Fig.15, it can be seen that (1) When the rolling gets started, the compaction degree increases with the number of times of rolling, which is linearly correlated with the number of times of rolling
In contrast, the compaction degrees in the test sections of TerraZyme solidification soil with 4% lime and 4% cement decrease with the number of time of rolling increases.
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Shu Zhong Wang, Ming Ming Lv, Ze Feng Jing, Ming Luo
Then, this expansion would lead to a larger capillary number.
So several researchers have improved the equation for evolving foam texture [35] and reduced the number of parameters.
They assumed the number of sites where lamellae generated was equal to the number of grains forming the porous media.
An estimated value of n∞ equaled to the number of pores occupied by gas.
They assumed for strong foams, Kd = 0, so there was only one parameter left, which greatly reduced the number of model parameters.
So several researchers have improved the equation for evolving foam texture [35] and reduced the number of parameters.
They assumed the number of sites where lamellae generated was equal to the number of grains forming the porous media.
An estimated value of n∞ equaled to the number of pores occupied by gas.
They assumed for strong foams, Kd = 0, so there was only one parameter left, which greatly reduced the number of model parameters.
Online since: August 2016
Authors: Vera Pelantová, Lenka Kretschmerova
Also the number of students changes over time.
Fig.1 shows different injury during laboratory tasks from view of number of incidents and of consequences.
However, a number of equipments are used for several laboratory tasks.
Fig. 1: Injuries during laboratory tasks from view of number of incidents and the consequential.
However, a small number of injuries were found a due to the number of students and performed tasks.
Fig.1 shows different injury during laboratory tasks from view of number of incidents and of consequences.
However, a number of equipments are used for several laboratory tasks.
Fig. 1: Injuries during laboratory tasks from view of number of incidents and the consequential.
However, a small number of injuries were found a due to the number of students and performed tasks.
Online since: July 2009
Authors: Sergey V. Dorozhkin
For example, nano-sized ceramics can exhibit significant ductility before
failure contributed by the grain-boundary phase.
Furthermore, nanophase materials have the unique surface properties, such as an increased number of grain boundaries and defects at the surface, huge surface area and altered electronic structure, if compared to the conventional micron-sized materials [68, 80].
Other authors used calcium acetate and a number of alkylphosphates to produce nanocrystalline HA [79].
This leads to formation of a very large number of nuclei and creation of a large number of tiny nanocrystals [213].
Nano-sized β-TCP powders with an average grain size of ~100 nm [98] and less [234] were prepared by the precipitation method, followed by calcining at elevated temperatures.
Furthermore, nanophase materials have the unique surface properties, such as an increased number of grain boundaries and defects at the surface, huge surface area and altered electronic structure, if compared to the conventional micron-sized materials [68, 80].
Other authors used calcium acetate and a number of alkylphosphates to produce nanocrystalline HA [79].
This leads to formation of a very large number of nuclei and creation of a large number of tiny nanocrystals [213].
Nano-sized β-TCP powders with an average grain size of ~100 nm [98] and less [234] were prepared by the precipitation method, followed by calcining at elevated temperatures.
Online since: June 2020
Authors: Nicola Careddu, Massimo Scanu, Paolo Desogus
However, there are a number of Sardinian natural stones, which have been quarried and marketed for fifty years, although no image or footage has been published yet: a mention of this natural stones has been only made in some old list of Sardinian stones.
Phyllite and sandstone, followed by a number of other stones, such as travertine, white, black and coloured marbles, porphyry (gray, green or yellow), onyx and alabaster are natural stone types which are extracted and processed in Sardinia.
Finally, the number of both active and non-active quarries has been updated, since some of the new publications [9, 5] continued to refer to 1994 data.
The best-selling Sardinian granite is currently the Giallo San Giacomo, a yellowish medium- to fine-grained leucomonzogranite, which is quarried in north-east Sardinia [23].
Phyllite and sandstone, followed by a number of other stones, such as travertine, white, black and coloured marbles, porphyry (gray, green or yellow), onyx and alabaster are natural stone types which are extracted and processed in Sardinia.
Finally, the number of both active and non-active quarries has been updated, since some of the new publications [9, 5] continued to refer to 1994 data.
The best-selling Sardinian granite is currently the Giallo San Giacomo, a yellowish medium- to fine-grained leucomonzogranite, which is quarried in north-east Sardinia [23].
Online since: October 2010
Authors: How Ji Chen, Te Hung Liu, Chao Wei Tang
Introduction
High-cycle fatigue is characterized by a large number of cycles (generally >103-106) at a relatively lower stress level.
With the increasing numbers of cycles, both the elastic and plastic strain will be enlarged progressively.
(b) Lightweight aggregate Grain size (mm) Density (OD) (kg/m3) Absorption (%) Particle crushing strength (MPa) 30 mins 24 hrs 5-19 1410 7.1 10.5 8.6 Note: OD: Oven dry condition.
Number 3 deformed bars and Number 2 plain rods were used for longitudinal and transverse reinforcement, respectively.
Cyclic loading (in the form of unidirectional sinusoids) started at the mean cyclic load level (Pmean) and temporarily paused at the specific number of cycles.
With the increasing numbers of cycles, both the elastic and plastic strain will be enlarged progressively.
(b) Lightweight aggregate Grain size (mm) Density (OD) (kg/m3) Absorption (%) Particle crushing strength (MPa) 30 mins 24 hrs 5-19 1410 7.1 10.5 8.6 Note: OD: Oven dry condition.
Number 3 deformed bars and Number 2 plain rods were used for longitudinal and transverse reinforcement, respectively.
Cyclic loading (in the form of unidirectional sinusoids) started at the mean cyclic load level (Pmean) and temporarily paused at the specific number of cycles.