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21 Jul 1998: Thermomechanical behaviour of shape memory alloys (SMAs). click this.. for a demonstration. Experimental investigation. Experiments on NiTi shape memory alloy (Nitinol). A series of experiments were carried out on NiTi shape memory alloys. These

23 Sep 1998: The experimental investigation into the effects on 7019 alloy of a range of thermal histories has produced new data on the mechanical properties of the material.

22 Feb 1998: When this has been done the new module can start to play its functional role. ... At every step the new features have to be coordinated with the existing ones (cf.

25 Nov 1998: In addition, the exploration of new reservoirs at higher temperatures and pressures than before leaves a submarine pipeline on the seabed more susceptible to lateral thermal buckling.

27 Jan 1998: 3. S. K. Langer, Philosophy in a New Key (Harvard University Press, London, Cambridge, Mass. ... L. Carpenter, New Scientist 129(1762), 2 (1991). 8. B. Josephson and T.

23 Sep 1998: Deployable structures for masts and reflector antennas. by Zhong You. This dissertation presents several new concepts of deployable structures used for mast and antenna reflector applications.

11 Aug 1998: All this is news of a sort completely obscured by Good's review, which in context amounts not simply to one man's clumsy mis-representation of another's work, but

1 Mar 1998: Deep optical surveys combined with the renaissance of interest in large area surveys at all wavelengths are fundamental in searching for rare types of object, discovering new categories of object, and ... Quality control will be assured by a rigorous and

27 Jan 1998: In this paper I want to propose a new theme in the mind-matter problem, with an approach that considers what I shall call the elusivity or elusive quality of nature. ... Phys. 18, 1195-1204. Langer, S.K. (1957), Philosophy in a New Key, Harvard, London

15 Nov 1998: Select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARELife Science Resources LtdOEM<>. Double click on OEMcode and set the new value, as described below. ... Most of the functions normally required at the telescope are on a new control panel called INFRARED next to the