Blistering, delamination, substrate deterioration Blistering, delamination, corrosion Blistering, reduced cohesion, film splitting, delamination Blistering, reduced cohesion, delamination, corrosion Blistering, intercoat delamination From components of paint film (e.g., inhibitive pigments, solvents, additives, etc.) From components of lower paint films (e.g., inhibitive pigments, solvents, add...

Community scholars increasingly focus on the linkage between residents' sense of cohesion with the neighborhood and their own social networks in the neighborhood. A challenge is that whereas some research only focuses on residents' social ties with fellow neighbors, such an approach misses out on the larger constellation of individuals' relationships and the spatial distribution of those relati...

Cohesion refers to the relatedness of module components and is a well-understood concept in the procedural paradigm. In the object-oriented paradigm, a concept of class cohesion appears to be necessary. In this paper, we compare two di erent approaches to measuring class cohesion.

Measuring structural design properties of an object-oriented system is a promising approach towards early quality assessments. In object-oriented systems, cohesion is an important factor of objectoriented design quality. A few researchers refer cohesion to the degree of the relatedness of the members in a class. In an object-oriented system, classes and components are key early artifacts that l...

Naturally occurred soil deposits inherit heterogeneity and anisotropy in their strength properties. The main purpose of this paper is to model the soil stratum with anisotropy consideration and spatially varying undrained shear strength by using random field theory coupled with finite difference numerical analysis to evaluate their effect on the bearing capacity of the shallow foundations. In t...

Cohesion is a measure of relatedness or consistency in functionality of a software component. It is a highly desirably design characteristic because it measures separation of responsibilities, independence of components, and control of complexity. Cohesion has a significant effect on a design’s understandability, effectiveness and adaptability. An early evaluation of design components for cohes...