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Versatile Pneumatic Twisted Coiled Actuators Enabled by Fiber‐Polymer Composite Fabrication
This work reports composite Pneumatic Twisted Coiled Actuators with embedded Kevlar fibers that convert pneumatic or hydraulic pressure into powerful linear motion. A novel precise manufacturing technique is used to systematically explore how design variables influence actuator mechanics and dynamics.
William J. Townsend +5 more
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Lung Imaging in Acute Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure: From Physics to Bedside Applications. [PDF]
Coppola S, Pozzi T, Chiumello D.
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Remote Sensing Enables Basin-Scale Inventories of Coal Mine Methane. [PDF]
Penn E +10 more
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Catch and relay: brighter near-infrared photoluminescence in lanthanide-based nanoparticles. [PDF]
Ming L, Marin R.
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Doping schemes in Thallium Chloride to Increase Scintillation Light Yield for Fast Gamma Detection. [PDF]
Glodo J +5 more
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Nonlinear Contributions of NO <sub><i>x</i></sub> and Volatile Chemical Products to Air Pollution and the Associated Acute Premature Mortality. [PDF]
Liu J, Capps SL.
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Long-range spatial extension of exciton states in van der Waals heterostructure. [PDF]
Zhou Z +5 more
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International Astronomical Union Colloquium, 1997
AbstractA thin disk illuminated by a central source will produce single-peaked broad emission lines if there is a wind emerging from the disk. The velocity gradient in the wind produces an anisotropic optical depth. For optically thick lines, the emission is strongest along directions perpendicular to the Keplerian velocity of the disk.
N. Murray, J. Chiang
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AbstractA thin disk illuminated by a central source will produce single-peaked broad emission lines if there is a wind emerging from the disk. The velocity gradient in the wind produces an anisotropic optical depth. For optically thick lines, the emission is strongest along directions perpendicular to the Keplerian velocity of the disk.
N. Murray, J. Chiang
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