- mechanics,
stress triaxiality is the
relative degree of
hydrostatic stress in a
given stress state. It is
often used as a
triaxiality factor, T.F, which...
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triaxial", but its
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- In
materials science, a
triaxial shear test is a
common method to
measure the
mechanical properties of many
deformable solids,
especially soil (e.g., sand...
-
Triaxial cable,
often referred to as
triax for short, is a type of
electrical cable similar to
coaxial cable, but with the
addition of an
extra layer of...
-
retain the
ellipsoid of
revolution as a
reference ellipsoid and
treat triaxiality and pear
shape as a part of the
geoid figure: they are
represented by...
- the equator. Finally, if the
ellipsoid is
further perturbed to
become a
triaxial ellipsoid (with
three distinct semi-axes), only
three geodesics are closed...
- the ellipsoid. If the
three axes have
different lengths, the
figure is a
triaxial ellipsoid (rarely
scalene ellipsoid), and the axes are
uniquely defined...
-
electronic measurement systems.
Early triaxial connectors were
designed with just an
extra inner conductor, but
later triaxial connectors also
include a three-lug...
- geodesy, a map
projection of the
triaxial ellipsoid maps
Earth or some
other astronomical body
modeled as a
triaxial ellipsoid to the plane. Such a model...
- Zhao, H.-S.; Spergel, D.N.; Rich, R.M. (1994). "Signatures of
bulge triaxiality from
kinematics in Baade's window". The
Astronomical Journal. 108: 2154...
