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Magazine Name : Mechanical Engineering
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Year : 1995 Volume number : 117 Issue: 08 |
Materials Processing With Microwave Energy; A Technology That Began With A Convenient Method Of Heating Food Now Offers A Wealth Of Applications To Industry.
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Subject:
Author:
Craig
Saltiel
Zak
Fathi
Willard
Sutton
page:
102
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105
Designing The Ultimate Thrill Machine; Roller Coasters Have Comes A Long Way From Their Steel-Track And Wood-Frame Beginnings More Than A Century Ago. With Today'S Computerized Design Technique, Electronic Controls, And Modern Materials, Engineers Are Creating More Daring- Yet Much Safer- Rides.
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Subject:
Author:
Michael
Valenti
page:
70
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79
A New Racket Shakes Up Tennis; A Racket Containing 100 Small Chambers Loaded With Moving Metal Pellets May Help Players Avoid Tennis Elbow While Improving The Accuracy And Power Of Their Shots.
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Subject:
Author:
Steven
Ashley
page:
80
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81
Technological Development Keep Skaters In-Line; Advanced Material, New Wheel Design, And Active Braking System Have Increased The Performance And Popularity Of In-Line Skates.
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Subject:
Author:
Leo
O'Connor
page:
82
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85
Taking A Swing With Three-Piece Bats; A New Baseball Bat Conventional Bates-And It Has A Bigger Sweet Spot To Boot.
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Subject:
Author:
Steven
Ashley
page:
86
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87
Sports Technology For Air, Land, And Tee; A Better Flying Disk, A Land-Based Swimming Machine, Metal-Composite Golf Clubs, And An Automatic Gear Shift For Bikes Are Some Of Latest Recreational Gear Now Available For Sports Enthusiasts.
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Subject:
Author:
Steven
Ashley
page:
88
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Human-Integrated Design; Programs That Simulate Human Movement Are Helping Engineers Create More Ergonomic Manufacturing And Maintenance Processes.
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Subject:
Author:
Dan
Deitz
page:
92
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Installing A Propulsion System In The Hsct; Exhaust Nozzle Thrust And Proper Propulsion Location Are Key To The Performance And Safety Of The High-Speed Civil Transport.
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Subject:
Author:
Samuel C
Gilkey
Ricahrd H
Hines
page:
98
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