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Prediction of forming forces in single point incremental forming
Journal of Manufacturing Processes, 2017 Incremental sheet forming (ISF) is a cost effective die-less forming process for low volume production. Achieving good accuracy using this process is a challenging task.
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Force of Symmetry in Form Perception
The American Journal of Psychology, 1984Many objects, natural and manufactured, have at least one axis of symmetry; thus, the detection of symmetry could facilitate the detection and representation of objects. Literature is reviewed that supports the notion that humans have effective and efficient symmetry-detection ability.
J, Freyd, B, Tversky
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The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1978
1 he success of current endodontic procedures has resulted in the preservation of many teeth which have little or no remaining clinical crown. These teeth require a dowel and core to replace the lost tooth structtuel~ * While a review of the literature indicated that the length, diameter, and shape of a dowel have a retentive effect relative to tensile
J K, Johnson, J S, Sakumura
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1 he success of current endodontic procedures has resulted in the preservation of many teeth which have little or no remaining clinical crown. These teeth require a dowel and core to replace the lost tooth structtuel~ * While a review of the literature indicated that the length, diameter, and shape of a dowel have a retentive effect relative to tensile
J K, Johnson, J S, Sakumura
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2018
This essay considers art critic, environmental reformer, and heterodox political economist John Ruskin as an early sustainability theorist through an examination of his commitment to organicism. That commitment manifests in Ruskin’s struggle to differentiate the living from the non-living, most evident in his writings on crystals, leaves, and iron ...
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This essay considers art critic, environmental reformer, and heterodox political economist John Ruskin as an early sustainability theorist through an examination of his commitment to organicism. That commitment manifests in Ruskin’s struggle to differentiate the living from the non-living, most evident in his writings on crystals, leaves, and iron ...
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2023
<p><b>Creating high-strength nodes is crucial to a structure’s overall ability to resist loads. Parallel to this is the importance for nodes to be optimally environmentally conscious. Architectural design can no longer afford to be focused on the development artifacts, conversely buildings today must reduce or more desirably, reverse the ...
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<p><b>Creating high-strength nodes is crucial to a structure’s overall ability to resist loads. Parallel to this is the importance for nodes to be optimally environmentally conscious. Architectural design can no longer afford to be focused on the development artifacts, conversely buildings today must reduce or more desirably, reverse the ...
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Forming Force Required for Tube-Forming
1972In the tube-forming process chosen as the subject of this study, a U-formed blank is formed into the tube by a semi-cylindrical punch and die without mandrel. The deformation process of each portion of the U-formed blank and the shape of formed tube are investigated experimentally, and the diameter of U-forming punch, to minimize the deviation of the ...
Y. Tozawa, K. Kawada
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Architectural Design, 2012
AbstractConventionally, material in architecture has been treated as the ‘servant’ of form. An iterative design process, though, that continuously integrates material, form and force has the potential to unfold a new generative logic of form‐finding. This offers ways of processing the flow of forces through a material object and balancing variations of
Toni Kotnik, Michael Weinstock
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AbstractConventionally, material in architecture has been treated as the ‘servant’ of form. An iterative design process, though, that continuously integrates material, form and force has the potential to unfold a new generative logic of form‐finding. This offers ways of processing the flow of forces through a material object and balancing variations of
Toni Kotnik, Michael Weinstock
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Cultural Studies ↔ Critical Methodologies, 2012
This essay looks at the parallels between Artaud’s (1958) Theatre of Cruelty and Timothy Speed Levitch’s (1998) Cruise through the lens of Derrida’s (1978) understanding of Artaud. The essay also engages Kristeva’s (1984) psychoanalytic framework for understanding the relation between language and subjectivity as an allied effort to address the same ...
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This essay looks at the parallels between Artaud’s (1958) Theatre of Cruelty and Timothy Speed Levitch’s (1998) Cruise through the lens of Derrida’s (1978) understanding of Artaud. The essay also engages Kristeva’s (1984) psychoanalytic framework for understanding the relation between language and subjectivity as an allied effort to address the same ...
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2017
This chapter identifies connections between the formal strategies used in both Bruckner’s and Mahler’s symphonies. Its point of departure is the ‘energetic’ theory of musical form developed by Ernst Kurth in his monograph on Bruckner (1925), particularly the idea of the ‘intensifying wave’.
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This chapter identifies connections between the formal strategies used in both Bruckner’s and Mahler’s symphonies. Its point of departure is the ‘energetic’ theory of musical form developed by Ernst Kurth in his monograph on Bruckner (1925), particularly the idea of the ‘intensifying wave’.
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Journal of Architectural Education, 2003
Abstract The relationships between form, performance, and construction are uniquely demonstrated in the long-span works of Pier Luigi Nervi. The balance of these forces led in Nervi's case to a series of works that take the form of the equiangular spiral, a bizarre geometrical phenomenon that appears regularly in the natural world.
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Abstract The relationships between form, performance, and construction are uniquely demonstrated in the long-span works of Pier Luigi Nervi. The balance of these forces led in Nervi's case to a series of works that take the form of the equiangular spiral, a bizarre geometrical phenomenon that appears regularly in the natural world.
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