Those have been very specific materials, mostly steels right now, that can deform relatively readily—but it takes quite a bit of force to deform that part of the car.
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Deform them, and their resistance to the current goes up.
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Brecht was interested in greed and how it can deform morality.
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A rigid body has size and can rotate, but it doesn't deform.
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Insulator objects, which don't conduct electricity, deform the electric field around them.
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"The Rules" taught us how to deform ourselves to nab a husband.
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When you move to the table, its wooden surface starts to deform.
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And when forced into an offset position, the superflexible sheets tend to deform.
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So we're going to squish or deform the balloon, somehow, with this rock.
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Excessive vacuum can cause the gas tank to deform, as well as other problems.
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The waxen buildings, situated atop heated tables, melt and deform during the exhibition's run.
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Some appear nearly blank, while others deform their format in the style of concrete poetry.
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Our intention was to show how superheroes could deform the world just by being there.
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Two triangles are homotopy equivalent if you can stretch or otherwise deform one into the other.
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"Reform" implies improvement — the "tax cuts" (really, "tax deform") as proposed will disproportionately favor the wealthy.
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It can deform a bit to the terrain below, which also increases its off-road traction ability.
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The powertrain software in some of these cars may not work properly, which could deform the fuel tank.
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The insect will actually deform its body to contract at rates of 300 to 400 times per second.
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Most Americans do not want culture wars or racial conflicts to divide their country or deform our politics.
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Because once you poke the hole, then you can deform it into another shape, so that's the idea.
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The cells that line our blood cells become inflamed; our eyes start to deform; our immune systems sink.
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This legislation is not tax reform, it is tax deform and is a direct assault on all New Yorkers.
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It changes the blood's density, causing the inner ear to change shape and the three-dimensional matrix to deform.
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Each new medium was poised to deform or murder the book: newspapers, photography, radio, movies, television, videogames, the internet.
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As their microscopic structures deform, the fibers turn yellow, green and other shades, revealing the stresses and strains within.
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That's why BKSK did not deploy just the standard computer assisted design programs that form and deform bauble buildings.
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Blake's characteristic ability to syncopate odd shapes that speed up, slow down, and deform space is in full force.
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So it's a massively complicated process to predict how a collision will change or deform a rock in space.
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"Since the bubbles aren&apost uniform, some parts deform before others, causing some shrunken cups to appear misshapen," Martini explained.
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You can twist and deform the panel all you want, but it won't break, and the elastomer sheet changes luminescence.
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In particular, they argue that if a well is turned off, the reduction in pressure will allow rocks to deform.
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Eventually, scientists will also be able to determine the waves' polarization, the way they actually deform space as they travel.
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They've created a model to predict how the small, air-filled actuators deform depending on their size, shape and material.
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It is a mishmash of random groups that form and deform unpredictably and encompass everyone from Juggalos to JNCO enthusiasts.
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I can't deny that affects us in the world at large, when we allow our supposed beliefs to deform our humanity.
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Selling Christmas trees is ultimately a cosmetic industry, and rampaging bark beetles and sapsuckers that deform trees are bad for business.
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This means that as the rocks of the crust start to deform (and break) due to new magma injections, that stress accumulates.
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They're more about figuring out how you deform the area to reach the orb than about how skilled you are at jumping.
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If not — and the answer is surely no — Sex does not so much undermine or deform as confirm older notions of sex.
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" In terms of understanding how continents deform and how seismic hazards relate to plate tectonics, he added, "it's an unparalleled natural laboratory.
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It uses algebra to attack the following question: If given two geometric objects, can you deform one to another without making any cuts?
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High-pressure water and laser cutters can help, but they generate a lot of heat—which can deform the material that's being cut.
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Bubbles form when the jet's pressure is large enough to deform the film into a hemispheric dimple of the same width as the jet.
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Such relief would pervert the courts and deform the Constitution The most important controversies over the Juliana court case are not about climate change.
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Big dishes also deform as they turn and tilt, and they expand and shrink and warp depending on the temperature and time of day.
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Most scientists agree that these kinds of activities build skeletal strength by generating sudden, sharp forces that minutely bow or deform the affected bones.
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Normally, a drop of water hitting a flat, repellent surface at low speed will deform slightly and return to its original shape before bouncing.
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Drones are also more likely to deform in some way during a collision and absorb more of the energy from the impact, the researchers found.
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Theories that explain soft polymers that deform or flow under pressure then regain their shape don't describe the extreme strain the tape fibers can withstand.
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"It will help amputees with contracture [the hardening of muscles, which can deform joints], a common problem if they don't do their exercises," she says.
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HB: Is it possible that your choice to puncture and deform the images of those ghost houses comes from a difficulty in confronting their reality?
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"We were able to see how the collagen fibers deform without a catastrophic failure including the mechanisms of twisting, folding, sliding, stretching, delamination," Yang said.
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Was there an impetus to deform the religious and create all these different orders of things in order to make these new orders of things?
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The flexibility of gold makes it easy to form into complex shapes, but it also makes it easy to deform if you wear it every day.
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Realists can also fail to grasp the power of ideology to shape the behavior of states, often in ways that deform or disregard their own interests.
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"The amazing thing about this pressure is that it is uniform across the surface of the cup, so the cup does not crumble or deform," Wetzler reported.
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When it was about 20 feet above the ground, the high speed and position of the elevon caused the right wing to deform and then snap off.
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The seismic waves from a nearby earthquake will deform the cable minutely, leaving the returning light slightly out of phase with the light emitted by the laser.
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The lenses themselves are filled with transparent fluid; small actuators on the edges deform the lenses to adjust the focus based on information from the distance sensor.
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This is accomplished in different ways by different nanocars: one might enter a higher energy state by absorbing the electron and deform, scooting it down the track.
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"I invent, distort, deform, exaggerate, compound and confuse as I see it," Mr. Castle wrote in 2016 for an exhibition of his work at the Rochester Institute.
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Interactions with sparticles, however, would deform this sphere in a way that would create a slight positive charge in one place and an equal, negative charge opposite it.
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Every so often, deep rumbling sounds (recorded during an earthquake in Chile in 2008) vibrate the room and produce waves that deform and wobble the reflected topographic map.
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He explained that this was the potentially dangerous part—that our bodies might deform, or that we could fall over, although it had never happened to him before.
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Related: Don't Watch These GIFs If You're Afraid of Brain-Eating Parasites Vortexes We Like Better Than the Polar Vortex | GIF Six-Pack These Hypnotic Animations Deform Geometry
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As the gels deform under stress—as the material changes shape in response to some stimuli—they undergo an oscillatory reaction known as the Belousov-Zhabotinsky (BZ) reaction.
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In addition to recording the experience of poverty and emotional abandonment, the book captures how a certain kind of religious education combined with neglect can deform young people.
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This fish eats aquatic insects that have shells made of chitin, he said, a tough biomaterial that, like plastic, tends to deform as it's squished instead of breaking.
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The high speed and position of the elevons, which control the pitch and roll of the aircraft, caused a section of the ring wing to deform and snap off.
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I wanted to unmake myself, it seems to me now, I wanted to fit my life into a system that would deform it so entirely it would be unrecognizable.
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Images from earthquakes show how land can be broken and buckled with ease during one of these massive seismic events, but the surface can deform in even more subtle ways.
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While they're not cancerous, they can become life-threatening if they grow to a size where they might impede or deform other organs, like the lungs, in this woman's case.
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And on a soft surface that can deform itself, like Jell-O, liquid drops will attract, just like bits of cereal in milk (except over a much longer time frame).
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"It turns out that our fingernails deform — bend and move — in stereotypic ways when we use them for gripping, grasping, and even flexing and extending our fingers," the researchers explain.
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Calligraphy serves instead as the genesis of Mr. Marden's abstractions, which deform and reform in rhythmic, liquid tangles, often overlaid with white gouache that acts as erasure and emendation at once.
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Because skyrmions stay skyrmions even when you squish and deform them, they could be useful for things like quantum computing, which requires maintaining a coherent quantum state despite jostling from the outside environment.
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We take the wonderful, natural things that are gifted to us by the universe—like nature, or Taco Bell—and we deform them to the point of questioning if they're even enjoyable anymore.
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Getting a machine to fold a T-shirt requires not only an understanding of how soft materials deform, but also the ability to perceive visual cues and the mechanical dexterity to manipulate that object.
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Other smart glasses have batteries that are integrated into the entire stem, "so those become very rigid and do not deform to adjust to your head size," says Mark Eastwood, NDG's industrial design director.
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Researchers from the Molecular Materials Group at the University of Sydney have created a series of new materials that deform using a kind of torsional mechanism that you can see in the gif above.
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If you had a lump of clay, you could deform it to look like a bowl or banana or a pear or something; the shape can change, but it still doesn't have a hole.
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So in these new versions, the snow shovel to the head would spew blood everywhere and the big swinging club down the stairs (plus the huge fall) would definitely deform a face or two. Metal.
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For this reader, at least, a novel is a success if it causes time to warp, to bend and deform, if it breaks time apart and puts it back together again in an interesting way.
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In her absorbing show at the Bronx Museum of the Arts, Diana Al-Hadid: Delirious Matter, Al-Hadid continues to let the most elemental, universal facts of having a body deform the bodies we have.
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I had grown up as an expat kid, and I think that there is a kind of ... I think that long-term expatriate life has the potential to deform your character if you're not careful.
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"This developmental glass can bend over hundreds of thousands of times without damage while maintaining its flatness, compared to alternative materials, which can begin to deform significantly at around 100,000 bends," a Corning spokesperson told CNN Business.
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This notion of digital freedom quickly became an almost constitutional demand for the right to say and do anything, no matter whom it would harm, or how badly it would deform the very nature of human discourse.
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Like Paley, she is a natural storyteller who is also very interested in the artifice of storytelling—in the ways that stories deform or hide the truth, in what can and can't be disclosed on the page.
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As you deform that and collapse the walls of the foam down, that again absorbs a lot of energy—it's good for sound absorption, which could play in a role in the formation of a Vibranium-like material.
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However, in instances where companies themselves appear to be attempting to deform the law with a willfully self-serving interpretation of the rules, regulators may feel they need to act swiftly to nip any disingenuousness in the bud.
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Although AI is extremely good at processing data in a 2D realm, it's another matter altogether to apply this information to the 3D world of textiles, which deform and warp in all sorts of difficult-to-predict ways.
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A ball is a very different shape from a cube, geometrically speaking, but from a topological standpoint, they are the same, because you can deform one into the other without having to make a hole or a cut.
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Plate tectonics are the theory behind how oceans and continents form, and for other parts of the Earth, that theory suggests that the plates don't deform when they move alongside each other in areas with large fault lines.
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At some point, the two black holes are so close to each other, that their mutual gravitational attraction starts to deform them, which brings them even closer until the two black holes merge and become one peanut-shaped object.
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In the white gaze, desire and gender deform in black and brown bodies; cholas, pachucas, muscular "Latin lovers" are all racialized deformations of gender, loading Latinx bodies with queer subtexts that make desire for us by white people exotic, strange, forbidden.
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The main reason for the difference, they reckon, is the lingering effect of the most recent ice age, during which the mass of ice at the planet's poles was sufficient to deform its shape and thus alter its rate of spin.
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The team at Notre Dame, in partnership with University of Texas and New Mexico State University, are looking at different sample of concrete and assessing the quality of the material, and whether use and the elements will deform it over time.
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"There are many different forces that act to destroy and deform bones that enter the fossil records, and trauma is only one of them," said William Kimbel, director of the Institute of Human Origins at Arizona State University, in an interview.
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Although not all volcanoes follow such a steady, pre-eruptive pattern, they typically either tremble, deform or belch volcanic gases — meaning that if scientists monitor these three signals, they will likely be able to forecast when a volcanic eruption will happen.
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At one point our protagonist is put on a line where the work requires use of just one shoulder to rivet with a heavy pneumatic gun, a repeated motion that will deform him by twisting his back and bulking his muscles asymmetrically.
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Instead, envision a "chainmail-like" network of PUU fibers, which deform upon impact before returning to their original thickness — allowing them to absorb more energy from, say, a 7.62mm round from a Taliban AK-47, and be good to go for reuse.
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On the contrary, instead of facing up to wider societal responsibilities — as a the most massive media company the world has ever known — in this survey Facebook appears to be flirting with advocating shifts to existing legal frameworks that would deform ethical and moral norms.
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In the same way, a topological qubit will preserve its contained information as long as it remains in a topologically equivalent state, which means you can deform that qubit "as much as a doughnut is different from a coffee cup, and it still works," says Dowling.
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Art like Mr. Roth's that can explore how social norms about gender and sexuality deform a large percentage of our population and mire it in violence, rage, shame and a kind of zombie-fied eroticism will be valuable for as long as this warped setup exists.
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"The droplets deform the surface on which they live, and due to this deformation, they interact—somewhat reminiscent of general relativity, from which we know that galaxies or black holes interact by deforming space around them," co-author Stefan Karpitschka, now at Stanford University, said in a statement.
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Essentially, the system works by allowing piezoelectric resonators, which have been used in things like microphones for well over 100 years, to either deform in response to a sound wave, or retain their shape and reflect, based on information contained in any kind of sensor you might want to pair with the piezoelectric material.
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"I'd been idly obsessing over slapstick and comedic violence and how it relates to manipulation or utilization of the figure, and had was daydreaming of ways that I could deform, fragment, or otherwise wield some of the surreal figures I'd been creating over the last year or so in a more performative, musical way," Rolfes tells The Creators Project.
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Even with his clothes on — in the dapper "Self-Portrait With Cigarette" of 1895, or the alienated "Self-Portrait With a Bottle of Wine" of 503, when Munch was struggling with alcoholism — this Norwegian painted himself in cool isolation, and by the new century, his face had begun to deform into downcast jumbles of loose, watery strokes that never quite coalesce.
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