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  1. Inertial Effects in Droplet Motion

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  2. Thermally-Activated Dislocation Motion Including Inertial Effects in Solid Solutions

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  3. Thermally activated dislocation motion including inertial effects in solid solutions

    … coefficient for a small viscous drag. This inertial effect determines how far a dislocation will travel after breaking away from an obstacle. The stress required to break away a dislocation does not change during the normal-superconducting transition when the damping coefficient decreases~ …

    uiuc Repository record for Thermally activated dislocation motion including inertial effects in solid solutions (opens in a new tab)

  4. Inertial Effects on Particle Interactions in Viscous Flows (fluid-Solid, Low Reynolds Number)

    … and applying Stokes flow techniques the first inertial correction to the Stokes velocity and pressure fields and the corresponding force for each particle are evaluated to O(R(epsilon)('2)), where R is the particle Reynolds number and (epsilon) is the ratio of the radius to the distance between …

    uiuc Repository record for Inertial Effects on Particle Interactions in Viscous Flows (fluid-Solid, Low Reynolds Number) (opens in a new tab)

  5. Physically-based animation of plant motions

    … area is the incorporation of complicated non-inertial effects into plant motion. Previous works tend to either focus on quasistatic simulations - which by defnition assume the absence of non-inertial effects - or ignore secondary motion in their dynamics calculations altogether. Either of …

    calgary Repository record for Physically-based animation of plant motions (opens in a new tab)

  6. Image-Based Pore-Scale Modeling of Inertial Flow in Porous Media and Propped Fractures

    … and fundamentally understanding the pore-scale inertial flow is important to oil and gas production in hydraulic fractures. Image-based pore-scale modeling is a powerful approach to obtain macroscopic transport properties of porous media, which are traditionally obtained from experiments and …

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  7. Energy methods for analyzing drag and inertia in cycling kinematics

    A model was developed for measuring the drag and effects of inertia for a cyclist during a race. Professional cyclist data from the Tour de France was acquired for several athletes. The data contained elevation, distance, velocity, and power as a function of time. Rolling resistance, drag, inertial

    mit Repository record for Energy methods for analyzing drag and inertia in cycling kinematics (opens in a new tab)

  8. Elastic Cable-Driven Bipedal Walking Robot: Design, Modeling, Dynamics and Controls

    … due to the reduced perturbations associated with inertial effects (lower inertial forces and moments),(e) A novel robotic combined system of bipedal walking robot with a rotor was designed, which is capable of walking and hovering.</p><p>Particularly, a bipedal walking robot with 21 …

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  9. An experimental analysis of an impedance pump as a model for segmentation in the intestine

    … numbers ranging from 13-1350, the viscous and inertial effects of the fluid response created interesting pressure responses. The system was found to have a natural frequency near 1.69 Hz and exhibited frequency doubling. The dimensionless pressure and time responses showed a complicated …

    mit Repository record for An experimental analysis of an impedance pump as a model for segmentation in the intestine (opens in a new tab)

  10. Bulk Growth of Semiconductor Crystals in a Magnetic Field: A Study of Dopant Transport

    … magnetic field is sufficiently strong that inertial effects and convective heat transfer are negligible. We divide the semiconductor melt into (1) mass-diffusion boundary layers where convective and diffusive mass transfer are comparable, and (2) a core region where diffusion is negligible, …

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  11. Experiments with impulsive motion of a foil to generate large lift and thrust forces

    … These strokes take advantage of added mass/inertial effects to produce propulsive forces useful for maintaining position or orientation or for precise maneuverability. Various novel combinations of heave and pitch motions were tested and dye visualization was performed with a custom wing to …

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  12. Review of flapping foil actuation and testing of impulsive motions for large, transient lift and thrust profiles

    … onetime strokes take advantage of added mass/inertial effects and large, stably attached vortices to avoid delay due to the realization of a jet wake for propulsion [1]. Previous work has produced trajectories, characterized by heave and pitch, for which the lift and thrust profiles were …

    mit Repository record for Review of flapping foil actuation and testing of impulsive motions for large, transient lift and thrust profiles (opens in a new tab)

  13. Micro-mechanical logic for field produceable gate arrays

    … Number is undertaken. Viscous forces dominate inertial forces at low Reynolds Number flows at low pressure. Thus devices based on non-linear inertial effects at high Reynolds numbers can not be scaled down to micron-sizes. Bubble microfluidic logic gates are invented to tackle the above …

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  14. Compaction and Cure of Resin Film Infusion Prepregs

    … Resin is assumed to be incompressible and inertial effects are neglected. Based on the resin content of regions where resin and fiber coexist, expressions for tracking resin flow through fully and partially saturated regions of fiber are given. Values of material parameters for the E-QX …

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  15. The Effects of Peltier Marking on Semiconductor Growth in a Magnetic Field

    … applied magnetic field with the additional effects of Peltier marking. The magnetic field is strong enough that inertial effects can be neglected and that viscous effects are confined to boundary layers. The objective of this research is a first step in the development of a method to …

    uiuc Repository record for The Effects of Peltier Marking on Semiconductor Growth in a Magnetic Field (opens in a new tab)

  16. Contraction/expansion flow of dilute elastic solutions in microchannels

    … solutions without the interplay of significant inertial effects. High quality microfluidic channels are fabricated using soft lithography techniques. Rheological behavior in these channels is dominated by an abrupt planar contraction, which generates extensional flow in the working fluids. …

    mit Repository record for Contraction/expansion flow of dilute elastic solutions in microchannels (opens in a new tab)

  17. An experimental and theoretical study on the effect of strain rate on ductile damage

    … ductile fracture by describing the macroscopic effects of fracture using damage parameters. Damage in metals can be defined as a measure of discontinuous deformation of a body. Many numerical models include some measure of damage to predict when a material will fracture under certain conditions, …

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  18. Moving Mesh Finite Element Method for Time Dependent Convection-Diffusion Problems

    … of Brownian tracer particles, i.e. negligible inertial effects. These types of passive advection-diffusion models are used in atmospheric models with turbulent diffusion, so-called Benard-advection cells, and porous materials, along with many other areas of science and engineering. As molecular …

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  19. Robotic compensation of cerebellar ataxia

    … is capable of dynamically canceling some of the inertial effects in order to reduce the severity of ataxia. This compensator is designed by modeling the closed loop behavior of a subject coupled to a robotic manipulandum. The model is used to solve for the controller needed to produce dynamics in …

    mit Repository record for Robotic compensation of cerebellar ataxia (opens in a new tab)

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