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20 Feb 2006:

14 Feb 2006: The present paper, continuing the recent studies of FLECK and BUDIANSKY (1991), is concerned primarily with various aspects of the compressive kinking problem. ... A critical assessment of the assumptions of fibre inextensibility will be made later in

7 Nov 2006: The outline of the paper is as follows. The process selectionmethodology is reviewed. ... Fig. 2. Beam geometry. For the purposes of this paper the key dimensions ofa beam are its width and height, and the tolerances associated with them.

28 Jun 2006: Wear 260 (2006) 886–894. Scaling laws governing the erosion and impact resistanceof thermal barrier coatings. A.G. Evans a,, N.A. Fleck b, S. Faulhaber a, N. Vermaak a, M. Maloney c, R. Darolia da Materials Department, University of California,

10 Sep 2006: The experimental results of thecurrent study are compared with the theoretical predictions in thecompanion paper of Shergold and Fleck 7. ... 127 / 839. etration load from the observed responses. The paper concludeswith a comparison of the experimental

10 Sep 2006: Hence, forthe purposes of this paper we shall treat skin as an isotropic solid since we shall measure theuniaxial compressive stress versus strain response of skin in the through thickness ... The paper closes with adiscussion of the strain rate

29 Sep 2006: The methodology adopted in this paper is basedupon some of the above studies with suitable enhancements asrequired. ... Although the methodology developed in this paper ispplicable to any type of actuator characteristic, as indicated inig.

25 Sep 2006: In the present paper the relationship between fatiguecrack growth rate and remote cyclic stress is predicted for steady-state tunneling cracks and for plane-strain delaminating cracks. ... In the pres-ent paper results from the numerical study of Suiker

2 Nov 2006: 1.1. Outline of the paper. The structure of this paper is as follows. ... Introduction. Outline of the paper. Experiments. Description of the intraject liquid jet injector.

17 Jul 2006: In the present paper a viscoplastic version of the finite strain model of Niordson and Redanz (2004) isformulated, i.e. ... This is the motivationfor the constitutive model presented in the present paper.