It launched the Tyton system, a method for cable bundling in continuous system, in 1965 and established HellermannTyton Corporation in Milwaukee in 1969 . Then in 1976 it expanded into the aviation market, offering cable management solutions for airplanes.
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In 1929 he defended his Ph . D . thesis, " La m�canique analytique des systemes continus " ( Analytical mechanics of continuous systems ), before a commission led by Gheorghe biceica, with Dimitrie Pompeiu and Anton Davidoglu as members.
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The idea of lipid flow through a continuous system of membranes and vesicles was an alternative to the various membranes being independent entities that are formed from transport of free lipid components, such as fatty acids and sterols, through the cytosol.
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For instance, the Plaza Atrium with the giant wind-scoop, Menara Boustead with the planted sky-terraces, Plaza IBM with the continuous system of stepped-planters, Central Plaza with its solar oriented facade, Solaris with its continuous vegetated spiraling ramp, Spire Edge with its vertical green eco-infrastructure.
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Thus, a continuous system such as a plate or shell is modeled as a discrete system with a finite number of elements interconnected at finite number of nodes and the overall stiffness is the result of the addition of the stiffness of the various elements.
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Mass finishing processes can be configured as either batch systems, in which batches of workpieces are added, run, and removed before the next batch is run, or as continuous systems, in which the workpieces enter at one end and leave at the other end in the finished state.
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Continuous systems are also more easily paired with Automatic Train Control technology, which can enforce speed restrictions based on information received through the signalling system, because continuous cab signals can change at any time to be more or less restrictive, providing for more efficient operation than intermittent ATC systems.
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More widespread among speakers of the Western United States, Canada, and southern Midwest is a " continuous system, " which also revolves around " short " a " " before nasal consonants, but does not have quite as extreme a raising of the tongue as the " nasal system " does.
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Second, it avoids pitch-class universes with unwieldy decimal expansions when considered relative to 12; for example, in the continuous system, the pitch-classes of 19-tet are labeled 0.63158 . . ., 1.26316 . . ., etc . Labeling these pitch classes { 0, 1, 2, 3 . . ., 18 } simplifies the arithmetic used in pitch-class set manipulations.
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Early applications of matrix methods were applied to articulated frameworks with truss, beam and column elements; later and more advanced matrix methods, referred to as " finite element analysis ", model an entire structure with one-, two-, and three-dimensional elements and can be used for articulated systems together with continuous systems such as a pressure vessel, plates, shells, and three-dimensional solids.
