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coefficient of expansion

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coefficient of expansion [¦kō·ə′fish·ənt əv ik′span·shən]


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The addition of an anti-vein agent changes the thermal coefficient of expansion of the core sand to allow the veining defect to improve or not exist.
Unearthing secrets: new sand core expansion control method revealed by Werling, Joshua M. / Modern Casting
The coefficient of expansion is similar for the materials," he says, "and our longer fibers means there can be a greater panel curvature before there is any tearing.
Composite coverup: the latest product from Quadrant Plastic ... by Sawyer, Christopher A. / Automotive Design & Production
With Technological Progress, on the other hand, the coefficient of expansion varies in the period in which the Technological Progress is generated, so that the output/input ratio varies between that period and the previous one.
Growth with technological progress in John Von Neumann's Model by Vazquez, Raquel Diaz / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics
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