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RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Vertical motion reduction Vertical displacement including effects of heave , roll and pitch can be reduced due to aircushion effects or not in oblique waves . In case of 30 degrees waves , the vertical ...
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Vertical motion reduction Vertical displacement including effects of heave , roll and pitch can be reduced due to aircushion effects or not in oblique waves . In case of 30 degrees waves , the vertical ...
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... vertical one - dimensional model to calculate the long term CO2 budget . The vertical one - dimensional model can reduce the compu- tational time very much , however , it cannot calculate currents affected by the topography by itself ...
... vertical one - dimensional model to calculate the long term CO2 budget . The vertical one - dimensional model can reduce the compu- tational time very much , however , it cannot calculate currents affected by the topography by itself ...
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... vertical components . This is a considerable simplification of the real scenario during any pressure event which ... Vertical Force , N 60000 50000 40000 30000 20000 10000 D -10000 -20000 2/12/2003 0 00 3/12/2003 12 00 Data Downloads 1 ...
... vertical components . This is a considerable simplification of the real scenario during any pressure event which ... Vertical Force , N 60000 50000 40000 30000 20000 10000 D -10000 -20000 2/12/2003 0 00 3/12/2003 12 00 Data Downloads 1 ...
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