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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Hysteresis Loop Area"”.

  1. The development and application of the load-stroke hysteresis technique for evaluating fatigue damage development in composite materials

    … experimental method was developed to measure the hysteresis loss during a fatigue test from the load and stroke signals of a standard servo-hydraulic materials testing system. The method was used to characterize changes in properties and performance induced by long-term cyclic loading. Advantages …

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  2. Non-invasive interventions top reduce low back dysfunction

    … the normal. The evaluation is done by using the hysteresis concept. In this study, subjects received two different types of treatment: massaging using a mechanical massager for ten minutes and manual massaging by a professional physician. Using the Automated Anatomic Torsion Monitor (A-ATM), the …

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  3. Exploiting the concept of hysteresis in ankle dysfunction and ankle strengthening

    … and muscles leads to ankle dysfunction. The hysteresis concept was employed to determine if there is any ankle dysfunction. A recently developed device, the Ankle Torsion Monitor (AnTm) was employed to evaluate the viscoelasticity and stiffness of the ankle joint. The greater the hysteresis

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  4. Ferroelectric System Dynamics and the Properties of Ferroelectric / Two-Dimensional Electron Gas Heterostructures: a Ginzburg–Landau Study

    … model, we simulate the dynamic polarization hysteresis behavior of a ferroelectric system subjected to a sinusoidal electric field. We examine polarization hysteresis loop structure as a function of both field amplitude and field frequency. The relationship between the latter and hysteresis

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