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Developing Low-Calorie Marshmallow Products Using Polyols and Soluble Fibers as Substitutes for Mono- and Disaccharides. [PDF]
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Why structures carry loads or the springiness of solids [PDF]
, 1978 We might start by asking how it is that any inanimate solid, such as steel or stone or timber or plastic, is able to resist a mechanical force at all — or even to sustain its own weight ? This is, essentially, the problem of ‘Why we don’t fall through the floor’ and the answer is by no means obvious. It lies at the root of the whole study of structures
J. E. Gordon
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PREDICTING SENSORY COHESIVENESS, HARDNESS AND SPRINGINESS OF SOLID FOODS FROM INSTRUMENTAL MEASUREMENTS [PDF]
Journal of Texture Studies, 2008 The sensory evaluation of cohesiveness, hardness and springiness of 15 solid food samples was performed by eight trained assessors. The rheological response of the 15 samples was estimated by performing cyclic compression tests and stress–relaxation ...
Rossella Di Monaco
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2021 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), 2021
This paper presents a simulation study of the problem of balancing a planar double pendulum in which the lower body (the leg) has been modified to include a spring-loaded passive prismatic joint. Robots of this kind can travel by hopping, and can also stand and balance on a single point. The purpose of this study is to investigate the degree to which a
Juan D. Gamba, Roy Featherstone
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This paper presents a simulation study of the problem of balancing a planar double pendulum in which the lower body (the leg) has been modified to include a spring-loaded passive prismatic joint. Robots of this kind can travel by hopping, and can also stand and balance on a single point. The purpose of this study is to investigate the degree to which a
Juan D. Gamba, Roy Featherstone
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A flexible and springy form of ice
Science, 2021Single-crystal ice microfibers recover their shape after bending to near their breaking ...
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