Browsing by Subject "flexibility"

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    • An Application of Finite Element Method to the Simple Beam Problem 
      Bradshaw, Mark A. (1984)
      Deflection is often the dominant design criterion of a flexural member. The theoretical methods commonly used to determine beam deflections become extremely complex for irregular and combined loading conditions. A finite ...
    • Defining Employee Perceptions of Discretion: When, Where, and How 
      Thompson, Rebecca Jean (2013-12-10)
      The construct employee discretion has been researched under many labels (e.g., flexibility, autonomy). As a result, employee discretion has been operationalized differently across multiple streams of research leading to ...
    • Design and Analysis of Flexible Biodiesel Processes with Multiple Feedstocks 
      Pokoo-Aikins, Grace Amarachukwu (2011-10-21)
      With the growing interest in converting a wide variety of biomass-based feedstocks to biofuels, there is a need to develop effective procedures for the design and optimization of multi-feedstock biorefineries. The unifying ...
    • Filling the Void: Mixed-Use Social Housing Development 
      Miller, Kali J.
      The question being asked is how can vulnerable, underserved communities feel safe economically, physically, mentally, and culturally through architecture. This question provokes the thought of rethinking the term "architect"� ...
    • Increasing Hamstring Strength and Flexibility During Arabesque in Collegiate Dancers 
      Richardson, Adia LeDel; Besancon, Taegan; Bowlin, Emily
      The hamstring is an important muscle group to dancers because it assists in leg and hip extension and helps maintain many classical positions in dance such as attitude derrière and arabesque. Additionally, the hamstring ...
    • Influence of nucleotide state on tubulin protofilaments 
      Davied, Eric (2013-12-06)
      Microtubules are filaments within cells that play important roles in intracellular transport, cell division, and overall structural support. Microtubules are composed of tubulin dimers of α- and β-tubulin. The dimers ...
    • A Scenario Approach for Operational Planning with Deep Renewables in Power Systems 
      Modarresi, Mohammad Sadegh (2019-04-05)
      This work is both enabled by and motivated by the development of new resources and technologies into the power system market operation practice. On one hand, penetration level of uncertain generation resources is constantly ...
    • Vitality: the Power of Endurance 
      Woehler, Katharine Kelley
      The Brazos River is formed by the confluence of the Double Mountain and Salt Fork rivers in the Panhandle and continues across Texas for 840 miles, emptying into the Gulf of Mexico. While the Brazos river is the eleventh ...