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Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse,so far has considered blood as a homogeneous fluid. We know, of course, that blood is not homogeneous: it is normally a concentrated mixture with almost half its volume occupied by suspended red blood cells. There are occasions when it is useful to consider blood as a homogeneous fluid, and there ar

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-3644-8ll known for their elastic behavior. Viscoelasticity is an important property of mucus. In the respiratory tract mucus is moved by cilia lining the walls of the trachea and bronchi. If the mucus were a Newtonian fluid, the ciliary motion will be less effective in moving it. Similar ciliary motion is

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Kooperative Prozesse von Weiterbildung,the intestine is intestinal smooth muscle. Different organs have different smooth muscles: there are sufficient differences among these muscles anatomically, functionally, mechanically, and in their responses to drugs to justify studying them one by one. But there are also common features. All muscl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-47020-2 the usual engineering structural analysis. Figure 12.1:1 shows the stress-strain relationship of a human femur subjected to uniaxial tension. It is seen that dry bone is brittle and fails at a strain of 0.4%; but wet bone is less so, and fails at a strain of 1.2%.

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