... the conventional concrete with more sustainable non -concrete alternatives such as steel, or to use higher strengthconcrete Regarding concrete, the production of ultra -high strengthconcrete (UHSC) ... because theconcrete can absorb the heat from thesteel tube whereas thesteel tube can prevent theconcrete from spalling Due to the retarded temperature elevation ofthesteel tube by infilled concrete, ... design, guidelines onhighstrengthsteelandconcreteon CFST is not available The present research aims to extend the design codes by investigating the behaviors of these highstrength materials...
... First of all, we investigate an extention ofthe conditions for stable (see [12]) of solution of delay linear diffirential equation under nonlinear perturbation We recall that, the conditions (5), ... satisfies the hypothesis of theorem (2.3) then the solution of Eq.(12) in the case µ = is asymptotic equivalence to the solution of Eq.(12) in the case µ = Ackowledgments This paper is based onthe ... given at the Conference on Mathematics, Mechanics, and Informatics, Hanoi, 7/10/2006, onthe occasion of 50th Anniversary of Department of Mathematics, Mechanics and Informatics, Vietnam National...
... construction, the transfixion of soft tissue by the tensioned wires or the transfixion ofthe hindfoot within the frame Efforts have been made to simplify both the application and configuration ... to the anatomical conditions, andthe tibiae were mounted eccentrically in the sagittal plane to mimic the soft tissues ofthe calf At the site ofthe osteotomy, the distance between the bone and ... wire onthe top side and one onthe bottom side ofthe ring They were attached to the ring with slotted bolts and tensioned to 1080 Nm with the standard tensioning device that is part ofthe Ilizarov...
... through the creation of dopant levels near the valence band of TiO2 on Fe+3 ion incorporation Therefore, the relative shift ofthe absorption edge ofthe semiconductor depends strongly onthe difference ... with the increase of doping concentration The reason of such bandgap energy increment has been proposed as the gradual movement ofthe conduction band of TiO2 above the first excited state of Eu+3 ... between the ionic radius ofthe dopant andthe host cations, as well as onthe chemical nature ofthe dopants To evaluate the bandgap energy ofthe nanoparticles associated to their direct transition,...
... Dinh Cong Huong 164 is the oscillation of solutions ofthe difference equation xn+1 − xn + pn xn−m = 0, n∈N in [1]; the positive periodic solutions of nonlinear delay functional difference equations ... least one positive periodic solution Theorem If either (2.3) (2.4) Onthe Asymptotic Behaviorof Solutions of a Nonlinear = and = ∞ and 169 =∞ (2.5) =0 (2.6) or then (2.1) has at least one positive ... solution of (2.1) and M = max−m j xj We prove that xn M for M for all k n Then by the all n Indeed using induction assume that xk difference equation (2.1) Onthe Asymptotic Behaviorof Solutions of...
... understood by viewing the problem as first fixing k and b, and then varying n (cf Section 4) Theorem For b → ∞ the distribution ofthe height of b-tries has the following asymptotic expansions: (a) b, k ... distribution Derivation of Results We establish the five parts of Theorem Since the analysis involves a routine use ofthe saddle point method (cf [1, 12]), we only give the main points ofthe calculations ... evaluate the first integral exactly and use Laplace’s method onthe second integral Now f (u) < for u ≥ A/b andthe major contribution to the second integral is from the lower endpoint Obtaining the...
... investigate the Chapter Literature review 17 contribution ofthe cell membrane and spectrin network to the large deformation of red cells Onthe other hand, the continuum modeling approach treats the ... contribute to a more accurate evaluation ofthe viscoelastic properties of cells and better understanding ofthe biological response of cells to mechanical stimuli To fulfill the objectives, the ... static structure It undergoes constant remodeling and is capable of moving and contracting due to the action of motor proteins andthe dynamic assembly and disassembly ofthe cytoskeletal polymers...
... change as infection occurs The change ofthe content of these proteins is related to the disease process or other physiological responses of plants by the consequences of infection Chromatography ... basic components in the leaves, in which protein have photosynthetic function with the highest proportion of 29%, then the energy metabolism proteins of photosynthesis cycle (17%), andthe proteins ... explore further researchonthe role and function ofthe protein changes of soybean varieties in order to understand the mechanism of infection, as well as rust leaf disease resistance of soybean...
... CO2 concentrations, under both water limited and waterlogged conditions [9, 27] Photosynthesis would also be inhibited due to the increased participation of competing pathways and consumption of ... where Ci is the internal CO2 concentration, Γ * is the CO2 compensation point in the absence of mitochondrial respiration and Rd is mitochondrial respiration in the light The values for Γ * for Sitka ... (Fig 2) 3.4 The effect of water logging on photosynthesis and leaf conductance in exposed and shaded plants The reduction in Amax in exposed and shaded seedlings under waterlogged conditions was...
... compressive -strength test results are more sensitive to testing conditions as thestrengthoftheconcrete increases The quality of high- strengthconcrete is controlled by the quality and uniformity ofthe ... because a higher degree of control is maintained in the production and testing of high- strengthconcrete Continual review ofthe field results andthe maintenance of records in the form of control ... progression to the use ofthe higher -strength concrete This guide details those measures 1.2—Objectives The cement andconcrete industry’s interest in highstrength concrete prompted the American Concrete...
... intended features of these collocations - To collect and systematize some theoretical background for 1.7 the study of collocations Chapter consists ofthe rationale the justification theand pragmatic ... collocations will be a contribution to the that they are performing when they speak The big disadvantage is understanding and using collocation ofthe learners that all these very human concepts ... “hair”, “tóc” and their proper adjectives andthe equivalents based onthe findings Chapter is the conclusion of what has been found and - What are the similarities and differences of these discussed...
... including theconcrete grade, the tension andcompressionsteel yield strengths andthe tension andcompressionsteel area ratios onthe flexural ductility of rectangular beam sections have been ... smaller, the degree ofthe beam section being under- reinforced is higher andthe degree ofthe beam section being over-reinforced is lower Therefore, at the same tension steel area, the degree ofthe ... heavier Onthe other hand, design options and require the use of a high- strengthconcrete but the resulting beam section would have a smaller sectional area and therefore would be lighter The choice...
... force ofthe rice kernel Colour determination The objective ofthe color measurement was to evaluate the effect ofhigh temperature drying and tempering onthe whiteness ofthe rice It was undertaken ... temperature and tempering duration as reflected by the lowest number of fissured kernel after the completion of drying followed by tempering To study the mechanical strengthofthe rice kernels under ... system that the head rice yield was also highly dependent on settings and length of operation ofthe rice mill We had to make many repetitions of experiments and readjustments to the milling...
... minutes per week d There was no pronunciation lesson but the teacher taught the pronunciation of new words and corrected students’ pronunciation mistakes during the lesson (If yes, how long approximately? ... in the dictionary, what did you often do? a looked at its meaning only b looked at its pronunciation and meaning, then pronounced it in mind c looked at its pronunciation and meaning, then pronounced ... SATISFACTION Over the years, the development of different theories of management and different approached to organization has affected the way we view motivation In the 19th century, the writer...
... classified in terms of: (1) The height ofthe bulk ofthe tongue in the mouth (2) The front/back position ofthe tongue in the mouth (3) The degree of lip-rounding (4) The length of vowels (Roach, ... reflection of what the researcher had found out about the pronunciation problems ofthe students The decision of focusing onthe English consonant sounds that most ofthe students made to teach and ... due to the limitation of time, the researcher only focused on English consonant sounds - To justify the effect of continuous feedback on students’ pronunciation 1.4 Research questions With the above...
... extraction ofthe 2-AP high concentration materials like Pandan leaf (Phan Phuoc Hien, 2011) Based onthe two methods we studied for extraction and quantitative analysis of 2-AP in the pandan leaf and ... as internal standard Duration of extraction was 30 minutes from apparition ofthe first drop of water in the bottom ofthe condensed tube Volatile compound extracts were then concentrated to ... Ministry of Agriculture and Rural development (MARD) Vietnam Phan Phuoc Hien, Truong Thi Bich Lieu (2011) Researchonthe extraction and utilization of 2-AP from Pandanus’leaf as the standard for...
... Development and Conclusion Part 1: Introduction presents the rationale, theresearch questions, the method of study, theresearch procedure, the scope ofthe study, the significance ofthe study andthe ... employs the following methods: Data is collected by means of three sets of questionnaires, one onthe teachers andthe others onthe students in pre – improvement stage and post – improvement one The ... advice and suggestions ontheresearchof how pre – writing activities affect to students’ writing performance andonthe completion of my research I also owe my sincere thanks to all ofthe students...
... test ofthe second semester The test keeps the same format and criteria as the previous tests they had in the two semesters ofthe first year andthe first semester ofthe second year and most of ... into highly structured paragraphs Spoken language, onthe other hand, consists of short, often fragmentary utterances, in a range of pronunciations There is often a great deal of repetition and ... to the study, the statement ofthe problem, the scope, objectives andresearch questions as well as the methods and design ofthe study Part B, including three chapters, reports onthe main contents...