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Critical cycle

The quantitative development of craze length s and maximum craze width 2v at the crack tip are given in Fig. 50 as functions of the cycle number N for several successive crack jumps. In this experiment (AK, = 15.2 N/mm, R < 0.1) the crack remained stationary up to a critical cycle number Ne which is connected with a critical end length Se or end width 2v respectively. Together with the result of Fig. 49 it is obvious that the crack does not go through the craze all the way up to the craze tip as is usually assumed It stops well ahead of the craze tip, even at this... [Pg.157]

If a pathway (i.e., a sequence of species along a causally connected reaction chain, see chapter 1) is cyclic, then we may expect an autocatalytic effect provided there is a positive feedback. However, this condition may be insufficient since other competitive feedbacks may stabilize the dynamics and therefore SNA provides a more subtle way of determining the instability of the stationary state by using the values of /3 . A cyclic pathway is called (1) a critical cycle if the corresponding is equal to zero (2) a strong... [Pg.135]

Concept to launch. The critical cycle for time to market is the time required to effectively launch a new product from the ideation and test phase to first-time manufacturing to launch into the market. [Pg.44]

Real-Time PCR. Ten fold serial dilutions of template DNA were used in the realtime PCR assay. Figure 3 shows the resulting amplification plot. ARn is the normalized fluorescence of each sample. As expected, samples that contain a higher number of template molecules, produced higher signals. As few as one CFU was detected with the real-time assay. The critical cycle (Ct), the cycle at which a... [Pg.295]

Base to process a first article part, and that was their critical cycle time measure. Or for PPI the cycle time was the 14 production days that PPI used to take to produce a dashboard panel. But cycle time is also the four production hours that Toyota takes to produce a car from start to finish. Supply chain examples of cycle time would include the amount of time it takes from the start of the supply chain through to the delivery of the finished product to the end customer (see Charts 1.2 or 2.2). [Pg.132]

Mesenchyme cells go through four successive critical cell cycles (Fig. 79) which determine cell differentiation in the direction of myoblast development when the synthesis of specific muscular proteins start (Holtzer et al., 1972). It was suggested that every critical cycle derepressed part of the genome. [Pg.193]


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