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Перевод: anisotropic

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Тезаурус:

1. Walpole applied the theorems (4.16) to the case of anisotropic materials in a later paper.
2. These techniques allow the anisotropic parameters to be estimated more reliably and computed a hundred times as fast as previously.
3. In fact, when metals or ceramics are prepared in single-crystal form, even the common materials such as iron, aluminium, alumina and rock salt - to name only a few - are anisotropic and so not adequately described by a single modulus such as Young's modulus or even the two moduli required for an isotropic material.
4. Some extensions to the cases of anisotropic phases have been made.
5. Additionally, if mammalian tissues are used intact they can exhibit anisotropic solute diffusion - ie different in different directions.
6. Hearmon's (1961) book gives an admirable introduction to anisotropic elasticity, while rubber elasticity is treated from the practical point of view in Treloar 91975).
7. Shear waves in cracked anisotropic rock
8. Laws McLoughlin (1978) solve the problem of the viscoelastic ellipsoidal inclusion in anisotropic materials and then use the self-consistent method to calculate the overall viscoelastic compliances for a composite.
9. They are termed anisotropic materials and require the measurement of several elastic moduli for their proper specification.
10. Crossing each isotropic region is a partition, the Z-disk, which thus divides the fibril into short units or sarcomeres, each comprising an anisotropic region (the A-band) and two half I-bands.
11. Electron scattering is anisotropic and the scattering amplitudes peak strongly in the forward direction.
12. Better bounds can be established by using energy principles as was done by Hill and by Hashin Shtrikman (1963) for isotropic materials and by Walpole (1966) for anisotropic ones.
13. Each fibril is typically composed of alternating isotropic (I) and anisotropic (A) regions which, under appropriate microscopical illumination, appear as light and dark bands or disks.