normal impact
normal impact
[′nȯr·məl ′im‚pakt] (mechanics)
Impact on a plane perpendicular to the trajectory.
Striking of a projectile against a surface that is perpendicular to the line of flight of the projectile.
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the necessary normal impact sound insulation is provided by the use of 30 cm thick concrete slabs and is further increased by the screed used.
The Nobel Committee, in its reasons for awarding the prize to Romer, highlighted his seminal work in demonstrating "how knowledge can function as a driver" for economic growth and "how economic forces govern the willingness of firms to produce new ideas and innovations." Romer's work introduced formal evidence on the impact of innovation in increasing returns to scale: He proved that innovation can stimulate a level of productivity higher than the normal impact of the increase in the other factors of production, like labor and capital.
Moreno-Atanasio, "Energy dissipation in agglomerates during normal impact," Powder Technology, vol.
It's highly unlikely, especially since the outer rim always looks like a perfectly normal impact crater.
In this work, a three-dimensional impact of a hemispherical-tip rod on a square plate, including normal impact and oblique impact, is investigated both numerically and experimentally.
Rise was attributable to higher salaries and wages expense, outsource job contractor charges and provision for doubtful debts beside normal impact of inflation in Pakistan.
In normal impact case, the debris cloud is axi-simmetric.
Skipper Luke Crang was unable to make his normal impact and debutant Callum Walker found the going tough, although Martin Knuckey improved during the meeting to pick up paid-seven.
Erosion attack under vortex flow has been found to produce consistently more damage compared with "normal impact erosion" on, for example, a pipe elbow or the sample cylinder.
"If you talk to medics they say it is because the British Standard is all about normal impact and most injuries are not normal impacts.
The lenses are a minimum of 1.1 mm thick, offering a firm structure that will withstand normal impact without breaking."
The PowerStop Plus mode will switch the breaker to high impact energy with normal impact rate while the Easy-Power Plus mode sets the breaker to high impact rate with normal impact energy.
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