(1) The crosshatched regions in Fig.1 indicate the modulus of resilience for each steel.

(2) A cost from a cost function is calculated according to a constant modulus algorithm.

(3) The concept of the modulus of a complex number is also due to Argand but Cauchy, who used the term later, is usually credited as the originator this concept.

(4) Daemen and Rijmen picked x 8 + 1 as the modulus polynomial because it was simple-as simple as one could get.

(5) Thus, they are characterized by two elastic constants, Young modulus E and Poisson ratio v.

(6) The modulus of elasticity

(7) Flexible carbon fiber electrode with low modulus and high electrical conductivity, battery employing the carbon fiber electrode, and method of manufacture

(8) It is interesting to note that a considerable group of important structural materials have nearly the same ratio of modulus of elasticity to density.

(9) For example, in this case, it is easier to try to factor the modulus N than to perform an exhaustive key search on all possible decryption keys.

(10) While heat treatment had little, if any effect of the modulus of elasticity of the composites, it did affect the transition into plastic flow.

(11) The modulus of elasticity in shear, or modulus of rigidity, is about 16 GPa, while Poisson's ratio is 0.35.

(12) This is known as using arithmetic modulo 26, and 26 is known as the modulus .

(13) His first notebook was on hypergeometric series, continued fractions, singular moduli , and many branches of number theory.

(14) Such a material can be characterized by simple moduli (ratios of stress to strain): Young's modulus, E, and Poisson's ratio,.