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In order to understand and investigate the effect of self-assembly/particle ordering on crack patterns, we have recorded scanning electron micrographs of the area near cracks, as shown in Fig. 3B. From SEM micrograph it is clear that, ellipsoidal particles are arranged in a closed packed structure with major axis of the particle parallel to the crack direction. A similar ordered arrangement of ellipsoidal particles in particulate films fabricated via convective and vertical deposition have been reported9,11. We have recently shown that the ordering and hence the particle arrangement in the film is dictated by particle surface charge11. The particle self assembly near the edge depends on the ratio of particle diffusivity length scale to the hydrodynamic length scale6. If this ratio is lower than one, the radial velocity of fluid is sufficiently low and particles reaching the contact line have enough time to arrange into ordered structures. Otherwise, the radial flow velocity is sufficiently high and the particles do not have enough time to reassemble and this leads to disorder arrangement near the edge. Marin et al. observed an order to disorder transition with spherical particles within the ring and the ordering increased with decreasing particle size6. In case of nano size ellipsoidal particles, the hydrodynamic torque exerted on the one end of a particle due to the radial fluid flow turns the particles parallel to the contact line27. It is evident from the SEM image that particles major axes are parallel to each other and their alignment is parallel to the crack direction. The optical microscopy and SEM images for dried droplets of colloidal dispersions hematite ellipsoids with aspect ratio 2.69, 3.73 and 6.3 are included in the supporting information.
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Issues I have which will probably be resolved with practice:1) Reloading is slower because of the de-coupling and snapping back into position.2) Depending on the gun your holding, reloading isn't flawless. You physically hit the stock occasionally.3) Depending on the fixed position of your grips, switching to a small SMG or pistol is pointless as your assisting hand cant grip cant hold the gun.4) right now I don't use my pistol, grenades, knife or pick up guns on the ground as its not much of a hindrance. The game play in Provov is to fast to uncouple my dominate hand to perform these functions.5) If I iron sight the gun before placing my controller back on the stock sometimes it wont grip correctly(virtually) or the aim is skewed. Have to ensure grip locks back in before gripping again.6) My grips, although I've tightened them, they seem to still rotate left and right. When I de-couple and reattach I tend to have to reposition my controller/grip back in the position. This has led to some deaths in game.
Planning a heavy lift is a demanding task. But even supposedly simple lifting operations using mobile and crawler cranes can turn out to be more complicated than initially expected. Crane Planner 2.0 helps you to take all eventualities into account and to find solutions in advance so that you can carry out your lift in the best possible way.
LTM seriesThe available telescopic mobile cranes can be displayed in all lifting mode configurations. When touching the main boom or jib, the possible radius of movement is displayed. The traffic light colours red, yellow and green visualise the exact load capacities of the corresponding machine when the load is attached.
The triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) helps stabilize your wrist. Your TFCC consists of ligaments and cartilage. It attaches your forearm bones (ulna and radius) to each other and to the small bones of your wrist. Your TFCC helps stabilize, support and cushion your wrist.
Note that if the definitions for maximum and minimum stress intensity are substituted into the definition for the stress intensity range, a new, useful definition for stress intensity range can be obtained:
You are a veteran, in a post World War 3 apocalyptic world. Starving and alone, you fight to keep your sanity in the hell that this world has decayed into. In a desperate attempt to find food, you stumble your way into an abandoned prison, but you find out it is not as abandoned as you believed...
You have been taken prisoner and sold to a deep space testing facility. Upon arrival, you are fitted with a device forcing you to participate in their experiment. Released into a massive complex, the dark halls wind around testing rooms and conceal pieces to puzzles. There is no option but to comply.
A first-person survival horror game set in a desolate radioactive zone. Explore the world both on foot or by your car which also acts as a mobile base on your journey. Scavenge for resources, lose your mind and try to piece together the truth about how everything around you turned into a nightmare.
In an effort to win some money, you decide to explore a once magnificent movie studio that vanished into thin air a few years back. After a terrible fall, you find yourself trapped in the abandoned world of Rotnic Entertainment. Suddenly, you wake the spirits and get transported to THEIR world...
where \(\omega _H\), \(\omega _S\) and \(\omega _V\) are the weight coefficients of \(\varvecH\), \(\varvecS\) and \(\varvecV\) components, respectively. Figure 3 shows the RGB image, the original HSV image and the weighted HSV image of a mural. Figure 3b gives the result of converting the RGB mural image into the HSV color space. We can clearly observe the drawing lines of the mural. Figure 3c shows the weighted HSV image. It can be seen that the drawing lines of the mural have been heavily suppressed.
After guided filtering, the painting lines in the image are effectively suppressed. We use an automatic threshold segmentation method to generate the initial mask of the mural disease areas. The Otsu thresholding algorithm [26] can segment the grayscale image \(\varvecq_i\) into two parts: foreground and background. We obtain the optimal threshold t when the interclass variance between foreground and background is the largest.
In the experiments, the weights of three components of the weighted HSV mural images are \(\omega _H = 0.1\), \(\omega _S = 0.8\) and \(\omega _V = 0.1\). The guided filter process needs to determine the regularization parameter \(\varepsilon\) and the filtering window radius r. We evaluate the sensitivity of the parameters \(\varepsilon\) and r to the performance of our algorithm. Figure 8 shows the results of the guided filter with various sets of parameters. The grayscale images are the results of the guided filter whereas the color images are the corresponding disease calibration results. It can be observed that when the values of \(\varepsilon\) and r increase, the grayscale images become smoother. Thus, some of the crack diseases will be overly suppressed. As can be seen from the calibration results, our algorithm achieves better results in the calibration of mural diseases when the regularization parameter and window radius are set to 0.01 and 8, respectively.
In this subsection, we conduct the user evaluation on the calibration results of all comparitive algorithms. We randomly choose 20 original mural images and their corresponding calibration results for this test. Ten volunteers are invited to observe and rate the calibration results for all comparative algorithms. The user ratings are classified into three levels: unsatisfactory(\(\mathrm\times \)), basically satisfactory(\(-\)), and satisfactory(\(\surd\)).
Abstract. We consider equilibrium problems for a cracked inhomogeneous plate with a rigid circular inclusion. Deformation of an elastic matrix is described by the Timo-shenko model. The plate is assumed to have a through crack that reaches the boundary of the rigid inclusion. The boundary condition on the crack curve is given in the form of inequality and describes the mutual nonpenetration of the crack faces. For a family of corresponding variational problems, we analyze the dependence of their solutions on the radius of the rigid inclusion. We formulate an optimal control problem with a cost functional defined by an arbitrary continuous functional on the solution space, while the radius of the cylindrical inclusion is chosen as the control parameter. Existence of a solution to the optimal control problem and continuous dependence of the solutions with respect to the radius of the rigid inclusion are proved.
The result concerning the optimal radius of a rigid inclusion for a two-dimensional nonlinear model describing equilibrium of a cracked composite solid was obtained in [31]. The optimal control problem analyzed in this paper consists in the best choice of the radius r* [ro, R] of the circular rigid inclusion. A cost functional is defined using an arbitrary continuous functional in the solution space. The existence of the solution to the optimal control problem is proved. In addition, for a family of variational problems describing equilibrium of cracked plates with inclusions of different radiuses r [ro, R], we prove the continuous dependence of the solutions with respect to the parameter r.
is observed that for sufficiently large k we get the inclusion x G Krk. Therefore we can substitute the elements of these sequences, x+ and x-, as test functions into inequalities (10), revealing that
In this paper, we have analyzed a family of variational problems describing equilibrium of cracked plates with cylindrical inclusions of different radiuses r G [ro,R]. The existence of the solution to the optimal control problem (8) is proved. For that problem the cost functional J(r) is defined by an arbitrary continuous functional G : H(07 ) ^ R, while the radius r of the cylindrical rigid inclusion is chosen as the control parameter. Lemmas 1 and 2 establish a qualitative connection between the equilibrium problems for plates with rigid cylindrical inclusions of varying radiuses. These lemmas allow us to prove the strong convergence r ^ r* in the Sobolev space H(07), where r are the solutions of (4) depending on the radius r. In the framework of developed methods the various cases of rigid inclusion shapes can be considered.