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2d wireframe structures  (Bruker Corporation)
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2d Wireframe Structures, supplied by Bruker Corporation, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 99/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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2d wireframe cad models  (ANSYS inc)
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ANSYS inc 2d wireframe cad models
Workflow diagram of a typical numerical modeling analysis using the finite element method (FEM): ( a ) starting with a real world problem or object (Bt-Corn-resistant western corn rootworm wingspan); ( b ) that is transformed into a physical model (venation shape <t>wireframe</t> of resistant and susceptible western corn rootworm); ( c ) from which mathematical characterization of the object (here a wing) subjected to forces and depending on its material properties, and shape elements is obtained; ( d ) and finally through a finite element model, displacement is obtained and the stresses and strains (collectively referred to as: ‘deformations’) determined. Load was applied on the z-axis.
2d Wireframe Cad Models, supplied by ANSYS inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Workflow diagram of a typical numerical modeling analysis using the finite element method (FEM): ( a ) starting with a real world problem or object (Bt-Corn-resistant western corn rootworm wingspan); ( b ) that is transformed into a physical model (venation shape wireframe of resistant and susceptible western corn rootworm); ( c ) from which mathematical characterization of the object (here a wing) subjected to forces and depending on its material properties, and shape elements is obtained; ( d ) and finally through a finite element model, displacement is obtained and the stresses and strains (collectively referred to as: ‘deformations’) determined. Load was applied on the z-axis.

Journal: Insects

Article Title: Numerical Modeling Reveals That Resistant Western Corn Rootworm Are Stronger Fliers than Their Susceptible Conspecifics

doi: 10.3390/insects15110834

Figure Lengend Snippet: Workflow diagram of a typical numerical modeling analysis using the finite element method (FEM): ( a ) starting with a real world problem or object (Bt-Corn-resistant western corn rootworm wingspan); ( b ) that is transformed into a physical model (venation shape wireframe of resistant and susceptible western corn rootworm); ( c ) from which mathematical characterization of the object (here a wing) subjected to forces and depending on its material properties, and shape elements is obtained; ( d ) and finally through a finite element model, displacement is obtained and the stresses and strains (collectively referred to as: ‘deformations’) determined. Load was applied on the z-axis.

Article Snippet: The 2D wireframe CAD models were introduced in ANSYS workbench to generate a 3D skeleton model for static structural analysis ( ).

Techniques: Western Blot, Transformation Assay