… effect, thus suggesting that observed strong nonlinear behaviour is actually a surface induced
nonlinear effect … We have called this effect SINE (Surface Induced Nonlinear Effect, “sine” = …

… results confirm the previously proposed model of surface induced nonlinear effects. … effect
has been phenomenologically described as a surfaceinduced nonlinear effect and called SINE …

… surface, which in turn gives rise to a bulk reorientation through the cell. We have called this
… SINE (Surface Induced Nonlinear Effect) to remind that it occurs “without” (=sine in latin …

… In addition, we take into account the nonlinear effect in the surface boundary condition,
accounting for wave–wave interactions and higher-order bottom and dispersion effects. By …

… 2 φ , S 2 ∝ sin 4 φ , S 3 ∝ sin 2 φ . We note that at oblique incidence, crucially needed for
some nonlinear effects in graphene, the functional behavior of nonlinear contributions in Eq. (2…

… Finally the conclusions from a large number of simulations that has been conducted to
identify the nonlinear effects during sinusoidal heat loading will be discussed in detail. …

… The existence of this adhesion–energy-induced driving force is … The inclusion of nonlinear
effects would be expected to … In this article, a sphere lying on a sinusoidal surface under the …

… investigation which studies the effects of Contact Acoustic Nonlinearity (CAN) … sinusoidal
signals:(7) q = sin ω 1 t + θ 1 + sin ω 2 t + θ 2 sin ω 1 t + θ 1 + sin ω 2 t + θ 2 sin ω 1 t + θ 1 + sin …

… Given estimated daily minimum and maximum temperatures, we use a sinusoidal curve
to approximate the fraction of each day in each 1VC temperature interval between -50C and …

… on quantifying the contribution of nonlinear elastic effects on overall elastic re… effect on the
Young’s modulus of copper nanowires, and also extract the relative contributions of surface …