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The eXtended virtual element method for elliptic problems with weakly singular solutions
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Stress-hybrid virtual element method on ten-noded tetrahedral meshes for nearly-incompressible elastic solids and thin structures
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Virtual specimens for analyzing strain distributions in textile ceramic composites
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Traffic-sensitive Live Migration of Virtual Machines
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A general method for calculating the uncertainty of virtual sensors for packaged air conditioners
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Recruitment Challenges and Opportunities for Radiation Oncology Residency Programs During the 2020-2021 Virtual Residency Match
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Challenges and Opportunities for Radiation Oncology Residency Programs During the 2020-2021 Virtual Residency Match
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A multi-source virtual water metabolism model for urban systems
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Enabling portable demand flexibility control applications in virtual and real buildings
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A virtual host model of Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection identifies early immune events as predictive of infection outcomes
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The virtual element method for a 2D incompressible MHD system
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Fate of the neutron–deuteron virtual state as an Efimov level
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Virtual bound states elements and their effects on magnetic and electrical properties of Fe-Ni based metal amorphous nanocomposites
Metal amorphous nanocomposite alloys, with compositions (Fe 70 Ni 30 ) 80-x Nb 4 Si 2 B 14 TE x (0 ≤ x ≤ 5), where TE is a transition element, and (Fe 70 Ni 30 ) 80-y Nb 4+y Si 2 B 14 (0.5 ≤ y ≤ 2) were synthesized. Samples were annealed at 440 °C and strain-annealed at 440 °C and 300 MPa. Resistivity was found to increase with small substitutions of TE elements. Increasing V resulted in reduced B s from 1.2 T to 0.5 T. Further Mo additions lowered B s to 0.6 T, and consistently reduced the permeability. For Cr and Nb, resistivity increased, and strain-annealed permeability was lower than the annealed permeability. Finally, toroidal core losses on (Fe 70 Ni 30 ) 79.5 Nb 4 Si 2 B 14 V 1 yielded W1.0/400 = 2.1 W/kg, and W1.0/1 k = 6.0 W/kg.
Game-Engine-Assisted Research platform for Scientific computing (GEARS) in Virtual Reality
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Zooming in on virtual commutes: Telecommuting impacts on mobility and sustainability
Motivated by a societal shift towards remote work and rapid advancement in information and communication technologies, this study examines the impact of telecommuting on urban mobility across the nine counties of the San Francisco Bay Area, California. Utilizing a behaviorally realistic integrated agent-based transportation model and recent data on telecommuting patterns, we simulate the impact of multiple telecommuting scenarios on transportation system outcomes. This provides a comprehensive picture of the impact of remote work on travel costs and accessibility of all travelers, factoring in changes in mode use and congestion. We analyze how telecommuting influences broader societal factors such as transportation energy consumption. Our findings indicate that increased telecommuting reduces overall person miles traveled and transportation energy consumption. Furthermore, telecommuting results in externality benefits by improving accessibility and reducing commute times for non-telecommuters.