deformation

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• The features it spotted have been analyzed before, but the new study uses a new computer model that can recognize surface deformations indicating large block structures in the lithosphere.

• Using design software, it re-creates all car makes and models that its AI needs to recognize and then renders them with different colors, damages, and deformations under different lighting conditions, against different backgrounds.

• Hipwell’s group recently developed a computer model that accounts for the effects of electroadhesion, moisture and the deformation of skin pressing against glass.

• Adhesive proteins enable cells to attach to one another and to sense mechanical forces and deformations.

• The team also found no other correlations between subsequent Steamboat eruptions and seismic activity, land deformation or thermal emissions.

• A slow, surreal tide of deformation has appeared throughout the city.

• The title—The Great Deformation—and tale of the decline you describe has an Old Testament-prophet quality to it.

• Its structures embrace nearly every known type of deformation.

• After the initial location of the folds along these lines, compression and deformation continued.

• Therefore the presence of flat heads (artificial deformation being excluded) in equatorial Venezuela is not surprising.

• The unital deformation produced by the stress is called the strain, for example, compression per unit of volume.