Regional dependencies

In this case the shear stress (in the plastic deformation region) depends on how much plastic strain y that has accumulated and the current rate of deformation y. For example, in shock compression the shear stress t behind the shock front (where y is nominally zero) is a function of y only, as given by the implicit relationship... 

The ease with which a polymer will form into crystalline regions depends on the structure of the molecular chain. It can be seen, for example, that if the polyethylene molecule has a high degree of branching then it makes it difficult to form into the ordered fashion shown in Fig. A.9. Also, if the side... 

Between the nonbuoyant jet region and the plume region lies an intermediate region in which the flow changes from the former to the latter.The axial location of the beginning of this intermediate region depends primarily on the exit Froude number ... 

The difference in pressure between vapor and liquid within the evaporation region depends mainly on the Euler and Weber numbers, as well as on the thermal parameter The effect of the Reynolds and Froude numbers on the pressure difference of both phases is negligible. 

Therefore, polysulfide ions play a major role in the global geological and biological sulfur cycles [1, 2]. In addition, they are reagents in important industrial processes, e.g., in desulfurization and paper production plants. It should be pointed out however that only sulfide, elemental sulfur and sulfate are thermodynamically stable under ambient conditions in the presence of water, their particular stabihty region depending on the redox potential and the pH value [3] ... 

The area of contact between two different types of conductors is a special place in any circuit. The character of current flow in this region depends on the phases in contact. The simplest case is that of contact between two metals. In both conductors the conduction is due to the same species (i.e., electrons). When current crosses the interface, the flow of electrons is not arrested aU electrons, which come from one of the phases freely, cross over to the other phase on their arrival at the interface. No accumulation or depletion of electrons is observed. In addition, current flow at such a junction will not produce any chemical change. 

IR spectra of thiolane oxides in the solid phase were shown to be most outstandingly different in the sulfoxide region depending on the particular crystalline state/structure a fact which can be used to advantage for conformational analysis. Also, as one could expect, the sulfoxide absorptions indicate strong hydrogen bonding. 

LH Pao, SY Zhou, C Cook, T Kararli, C Kirchoff, J Truelove, A Karim, D Fleisher. Reduced systemic availability of an antiarrhythmic drug, bidisomide, with meal coadministration Relationship with region-dependent intestinal absorption. Pharm Res 15 225-231, 1998. 

Satoh, S., et al. (1999). Region-dependent difference in the sleep-promoting potency of an adenosine A2a receptor agonist. Eur. J. Neurosci. 11, 1587-97. 

Vacuum can be divided into three regions depending on the pressure of the gas ... 

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