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Vortex Fluid Structure For Smoke Control

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Vortex Fluid Structure For Smoke Control

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CHAPTER 4

CHAPTER 4. DEFORMATION AND STRAIN. DEFORMATION AND STRAIN. Deformation describes the complete transformation from the initial to the final geometry (shape, position and orientation) of a body.

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WebTMA Accounting Module Basics

WebTMA Accounting Module Basics. Luis Pino TMA Systems. Accounts. The Accounts window is used to define the account numbers and descriptions to which expenses may be charged (debited) or credited.

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Finite strain I

Finite strain I. Rigid body deformations Strain measurements The strain tensor Faith of material lines. Finite strain I: Finite versus infinitesimal strain. Infinitesimal strain is a strain that is less than 2%. Finite strain can be thought of as a sum of many infinitesimal strains.

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Body Defense: Mucous Location: lining of respiratory system

?. Body Defense: Mucous Location: lining of respiratory system Presence: some mucous is always present, more is produced at specific times Specific/Non-specific: non-specific, but often contains antibodies

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Undeformed and deformed ooids

Undeformed and deformed ooids. T&M: Fig. 12.6. Folds and Boudinage wrt. Strain orientation. T&M: Fig. 12.7. Pure Shear. Simple Shear. Progressive Deformation. T&M: Fig. 12.14/.15. Progressive Shear through two generations: described here as finite and infinitesimal. T&M: Fig. 12.16.

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