AFS is an engineering structural material owing to its stiffness-to-mass ratio and energy absorption capacity ideal for application such as the shell of a high-speed train.
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The energy absorption capacity of foamed concrete was approximated from drop testing and found to vary from 4 to 15 MJ / m3 depending on its density.
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However, many scientists believe that a true perfect lens is not possible because there will always be some energy absorption loss as the waves pass through any known material.
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Thus when the LO and the signal beams impinge together on the surface of a photodiode they " mix ", producing heterodyne beat frequencies directly via the physics of energy absorption.
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It continues to be used occasionally when available in shipbuilding, as well as for tool handles for its strength, energy absorption, and density, but modern composites are often substituted with good effect.
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Without this designed energy absorption, the fall can only be arrested by applying large forces to the worker and to the anchorage, which can result in either or both being severely affected.
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Where the transition rate can be translated to real part of the complex conductivity, \ sigma _ 1, because the electrodynamic energy absorption is proportional to the \ sigma _ 1 E ^ 2.
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The energy absorbed by astronauts is not reduced by a typical spacecraft shield design and, if any protection is provided, it would result from changes in the microscopic inhomogeneity of the energy absorption events.
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An earlier metallic tube lattice produced hollow tube nickel microlattices with a density of . 9 milligram per cubic centimeter and complete recovery after compression exceeding 50 % strain with energy absorption similar to elastomers.
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Uneven heating in microwaved food can be partly due to the uneven distribution of microwave energy inside the oven, and partly due to the different rates of energy absorption in different parts of the food.
