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All-Suture Repair of a Posterior Sternoclavicular Fracture Dislocation in an Adolescent Athlete. [PDF]
Video J Sports MedMorrissette C, Redler L.
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A modelling perspective on torque-frequency trade-offs in multifunctional lever systems driven by antagonist muscle pairs. [PDF]
J Exp BiolJorissen C, van Wassenbergh S.
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Development of Rule-Based Diagnostic Automation Technology for Elevator Fault Diagnosis. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Seo S, Lee JJ, Park DH, Choi BK.
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CFD-based aerodynamic optimization of the fairing for a high-speed elevator. [PDF]
Sci RepShen X, Wang A, Liu W, Wang R.
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Surgical protocol for precise and high-throughput viral injections in rhesus monkey brain. [PDF]
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, 2008 Currently, transporting cargo into Outer Space is not only expensive, but a complicated and prolonged process. The Space Shuttles used today are inadequate, overused and obsolete. At this time, there are efforts all around the world to make Space more accessible. There have been many proposals to solve the Space transportation dilemma.
Paul E. Nelson
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The physics of the space elevator
American Journal of Physics, 2007A space elevator is a tall tower rising from a point on the Earth’s equator to a height well above a geostationary orbit, where it terminates in a counterweight. Although the concept is more than a century old, it was only with the discovery of carbon nanotubes that it began to receive serious scientific attention.
P K Aravind
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, 2006 This item was digitized as part of a project to share McGill's intellectual legacy with the public. If you are the copyright holder or a relative of the copyright holder who is deceased, you may request withdrawal by emailing escholarship.library@mcgill.ca.
Cohen, Stephen S., 1981-
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2005
The Space Elevator is conceived to be a carbon nanotube ribbon stretching from an Earth station in the ocean on the equator to far beyond geosynchronous altitude. This elevator co‐rotates with the Earth. Climbers ascend the ribbon using power beamed from Earth to launch spacecraft in orbit or to other worlds.
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The Space Elevator is conceived to be a carbon nanotube ribbon stretching from an Earth station in the ocean on the equator to far beyond geosynchronous altitude. This elevator co‐rotates with the Earth. Climbers ascend the ribbon using power beamed from Earth to launch spacecraft in orbit or to other worlds.
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