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This invention relates to a method of evaluating resonance responses of nonlinear NEMS or MEMS devices due to mass or force loading or other stimuli.
A graphite foam that was partially densified with a second material was wrapped around the barrels of weapons. It is evident that by placing a graphite foam wrap densified with a second material around the barrels, the temperature of the barrels can be reduced.
The present invention comprises a super-oleophilic coating that pins a layer of oil to a specially coated substrate and particularly to the surface of the coating.
This invention is a novel predictive paradigm to determine the in-service health of structures or equipment by real-time, condition-based detection of impending failure, thus allowing repairs only when necessary with substantial time and cost savings over other methods.
A system for coating a surface comprises providing a source of amorphous metal, providing ceramic particles, and applying the amorphous metal and the ceramic particles to the surface by a spray.
We use different strategies to design and formulate ionic liquids so that they are compatible with both graphite electrode and 5.0V cathode.
The inventive Cyberspace Security Econometrics System (CSES) is a methodology for estimating security costs to stakeholders as a function of possible risk postures. Additional work has applied CSES to specific business cases.
Tomographic imaging of awake, unrestrained animals or humans during a scan can result in blurring and unusable 3D images due to motion.
The present invention comprises structurally engineered, epitaxial, self-assembled ferromagnetic Cobalt – yttria stabilized zirconia nanocomposites.
Low-cost, wide-area, Ferroelectric and Multiferroic, (111)-, (101)-, and (001)-oriented polycrystalline BiFeO3 films are supported by RABiTS substrates and specific arrangements of buffer, barrier, and seed layers.