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Journal of Elasticity, 1997
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PHYSICAL FORCES AND THE VASCULAR LINING
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1959Excerpt Striking similarities exist between the behavior of rivers and of blood vessels. Rivers erode their banks and deposit sediment to produce islands, thereby modifying the local and even dista...
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Forcing theory and combinatorics of the real line
The Bulletin of Symbolic Logic, 2023AbstractThe main purpose of this dissertation is to apply and develop new forcing techniques to obtain models where several cardinal characteristics are pairwise different as well as force many (even more, continuum many) different values of cardinal characteristics that are parametrized by reals.
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The phenomenon of ‘Lines of Force’
1974It must be said at once that the expression ‘lines of force’ or ‘strength flow’ which is used so often in design work does not have a scientifically-based definition like that of state of stress or second moment of area. It does, however, provide a convenient means of visualizing and explaining certain situations.
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Combining Force Histogram and Discrete Lines to Extract Dashed Lines
2010 20th International Conference on Pattern Recognition, 2010A new method to extract dashed lines in technical document is proposed in this paper by combining force histogram and discrete lines. The aim is to study the spatial location of couples of connected components using force histogram and to refine the recognition by considering surrounding discrete lines.
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1984
Faraday was perhaps the ideal candidate for introducing a new world-view. He was a great experimentalist, but he was also strongly inclined towards what he called “speculation.” His experiments were crucial in his attempt to understand the nature of electric and magnetic actions, but his dissatisfaction with the action-at-a-distance conception of these
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Faraday was perhaps the ideal candidate for introducing a new world-view. He was a great experimentalist, but he was also strongly inclined towards what he called “speculation.” His experiments were crucial in his attempt to understand the nature of electric and magnetic actions, but his dissatisfaction with the action-at-a-distance conception of these
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Journal of Physics & Optics Sciences
This paper proposes, based on Maxwell's equations and the fundamental fields of the electric flux density vector D [As/m²] and magnetic flux density vector B [Vs/m²] in SI units, that the vector product of D and B can be defined as a quadrupled density q(h), which is equivalent to the electromagnetic impulse density ρ(I).
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This paper proposes, based on Maxwell's equations and the fundamental fields of the electric flux density vector D [As/m²] and magnetic flux density vector B [Vs/m²] in SI units, that the vector product of D and B can be defined as a quadrupled density q(h), which is equivalent to the electromagnetic impulse density ρ(I).
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Forces exerted on lining materials
British Dental Journal, 1971C G, Plant, H J, Wilson
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