The land
slippage, which first appeared in 2012, seriously affected many houses and apartments.
where [DELTA][x.sub.bi] is the relative
slippage of the ith bipolar plate ([mu]m) ; [x.sub.bi] is the absolute
slippage of the ith bipolar plate (mm); [x.sub.q] is absolute
slippage of the front plate (mm).
With respect to DoD acquisition programs and joint assessment of cost growth and schedule
slippage, such literature is scant with studies, though many analyze program cost and schedule performance individually (Arena, Leonard, Murray, & Younossi, 2006; Cancian, 2010; Monaco & White, 2005).
Double-point is inherent in intense
slippage and wear, which results in occurrence of material plastic flow on the wheel tread.
"This suggests 0.9%/year has been lost to
slippage, which is not suggestive that the U.S.
* May eliminate one reload per procedure due to less tissue
slippage during firing
These processes may lead to increase or decrease of
slippage load over the cycles.
For 20% participation rates and higher, both arrival
slippage and reversion have increased where reversion is around 30% of arrival
slippage.
Markets have given a warm endorsement to the plans and any signs of
slippage could make ratings agencies and investors in British government debt (gilts) jittery.
These tube rollers enable the bearing to rotate without
slippage under all load conditions.
An experiment assessing four levels of tire inflation pressure when moving on non-mobilized soil concluded that the speed,
slippage and power parameters on the traction bar are influenced by pressure but do not follow a behavior pattern (YANAI et al., 1999).
At the Council meeting in June 2009, the 2018 date was kept but a further
slippage in schedule was approved for DT operations until 2026.