-
metal will
retain its
hardness up to a red heat. This type of
hardened self-
hardening steel was the
first high
speed steel.
Becker 1910, pp. 13–14. Stoughton...
- be direct-
hardened by
heating to
around 600°C, and then
quickly cooling,
often by
immersing in
water or oil,
known as quenching.
Hardening is desirable...
-
theory and
computer science literature are "
self-replicating programs", "
self-reproducing programs", and "
self-copying programs". A
quine is a
fixed point...
-
susceptible to
radiation damage, and radiation-
hardened (rad-hard)
components are
based on
their non-
hardened equivalents, with some
design and manufacturing...
- a jar. Some jars were
lined with
white plaster that was
applied and
self-
hardened after firing.
Copper appeared more
frequently in the Late Chalcolithic...
- the JSDF
comprises the ****an
Ground Self-Defense Force, the ****an
Maritime Self-Defense Force, and the ****an Air
Self-Defense Force. They are controlled...
-
self-proclaimed Prin****lity of Trinidad,
claiming title over the
uninhabited island of
Trindade in the
South Atlantic Ocean.
James Aloysius Harden was...
- for the
intended substrate,
often case-
hardened. For hard
substrates such as
metal or hard plastics, the
self-tapping
ability is
often created by cutting...
- for its high
impact strength and
resistance to ab****n once in its work-
hardened state.
Mangalloy is made by
alloying steel,
containing 0.8 to 1.25% carbon...
-
Self-healing
materials are
artificial or
synthetically created substances that have the built-in
ability to
automatically repair damages to themselves...
