- 5 is many
times broader than its
parent molecule CH4, methane.
While nonrigidity is
common for
pentacoordinate species, six-coordinate
species typically...
- or '
nonrigid' transformations.
These transformations are
capable of
locally warping the
target image to
align with the
reference image.
Nonrigid transformations...
-
Theodor Von Karman. A few
airships have been metal-clad, with
rigid and
nonrigid examples made. Each kind used a thin
gastight metal envelope,
rather than...
- A
parafoil is a
nonrigid (textile)
airfoil with an
aerodynamic cell
structure which is
inflated by the wind. Ram-air
inflation forces the
parafoil into...
- incidents. They may
employ rotary-wing aircraft, fixed-wing aircraft,
nonrigid-wing
aircraft or lighter-than-air aircraft. In some
major cities, police...
- as cloth, fur, foam rubber, plastic, paper,
fibre or
similar supple and
nonrigid materials. Soft
sculptures can be stuffed, sewn, draped, stapled, glued...
- tip that may be
attached to a
suction device.
Another is the plastic,
nonrigid French or
whistle tip catheter.
Aspirator (medical device)
Allen GS, Coates...
- with its depth.
Water also
pushes against the
upstream face of the dam, a
nonrigid structure that
under stress behaves semiplastically, and
causes greater...
- the RTI
Elongation (by
means of
Elongation at break) for
films and
other nonrigid materials. UL 746B, 5. Ed.:
Polymeric Materials – Long Term
Property Evaluations...
- manufacturers. On 4
February 1917 the
Secretary of the Navy
directed that 16
nonrigid airships of
class B be procured.
Ultimately Goodyear built 9 envelopes...
