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Finite Element Model of Tire and Snow Runway.
Published 2025“…This study employs the Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian (ALE) method to construct a snow model based on the Modified Drucker Prager Cap (MDPC) Model, analyzing the compaction characteristics of snow under aircraft tires with varying snow thicknesses (5 mm to 50 mm) and vertical loads (250N to 2250N). …”
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Yield Function of the MDPC Model [24].
Published 2025“…This study employs the Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian (ALE) method to construct a snow model based on the Modified Drucker Prager Cap (MDPC) Model, analyzing the compaction characteristics of snow under aircraft tires with varying snow thicknesses (5 mm to 50 mm) and vertical loads (250N to 2250N). …”
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9605
S1 File -
Published 2023“…Twenty-four Lacaune lambs aged between five and six months (average body weight [BW] 21.50 ± 3.38 kg) were arranged in a split-plot randomized block design. …”
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9606
Block distribution of lambs.
Published 2023“…Twenty-four Lacaune lambs aged between five and six months (average body weight [BW] 21.50 ± 3.38 kg) were arranged in a split-plot randomized block design. …”
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9607
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9608
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9609
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9610
Patients’ responses to EQ5-D items.
Published 2024“…</p><p>Result</p><p>This study included 68.8% females, with a median age of 58 (50–64) years. The median EQ5-D index score was 0.66 (0.41–0.78). …”
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9611
Comparison of R<sup>2</sup> of ascending section.
Published 2024“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”
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9612
Pull-out failure.
Published 2024“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”
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9613
Bond-slip constitutive model.
Published 2024“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”
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9614
Feedback of training results.
Published 2024“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”
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9615
Material properties of BFRP bar.
Published 2024“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”
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9616
Descending section comparison.
Published 2024“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”
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9617
Fiber apparent morphology.
Published 2024“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”
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9618
Gradation curves of coarse aggregate.
Published 2024“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”
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9619
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9620
Slow freeze-thaw equipment.
Published 2024“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”