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- *Maybe the networks should take the rest of the summer off. That would spare us more inept atrocities like Fat March (ABC, 9 ET/PT), which spent its first hour wringing drama out of the collapse of two marchers from dehydration and possible stress fractures. You'd think such problems would be...
- Research articles 2007-08-13
- Reporting on: cervical spine trauma
- IntroductionMany skeletal reporting radiographers have now expanded their scope of practice beyond appendicular reporting to include the axial skeleton, and from trauma reporting to include general practitioner and outpatient referrals. This extended scope of practice brings with it an even greater requirement for an indepth understanding of not only the...
- Research articles 2006-12-01
- Unigene Engages University Clinicians to Advise on Bone Growth Program
- Company Also Acquires License to Bone Growth Patent Applications FAIRFIELD, N.J. -- Unigene Laboratories, Inc. (OTCBB: UGNE) has engaged two leading clinicians as consultants to assist in the development and testing relating to the Site-Directed Bone Growth program currently being conducted by the company in collaboration with investigators from...
- Research articles 2006-11-30
- Further explorations into Ohio's fractured environment: introduction to the Ohio Journal of Science's second special issue on fractures in Ohio's glacial tills
- ABSTRACT. This paper summarizes the history of the Ohio Fracture Flow Working Group OFFWG, describes their activities since the publication of the first special issue of The Ohio Journal of Science in 2000, and references selected recent publications by Ohio researchers, other researchers in the United States, and research efforts...
- Research articles 2006-04-01
- DRASTIC Hydrogeologic Settings Modified for Fractured Till: Part 1. theory
- ABSTRACT. The ground water vulnerability assessment model, DRASTIC, has been modified to better evaluate the effect of fractured till. In the mid-1980s, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources ODNR Division of Water began statewide, county-by-county mapping of the potential for ground water pollution. Eventually it was recognized that the original...
- Research articles 2006-04-01
- Advanced hydraulic fracture diagnostics optimize development in the Bossier sands: a series of studies for Anadarko Petroleum on the Bossier formation optimized frac treatment designs and improved well economics. Two-stage frac jobs resulted in better out
- Anadarko Petroleum Corp. has conducted a series of studies to improve field development and stimulation practices in the Bossier formation of East Texas. Advanced hydraulic fracture diagnostics were used to better understand fracture geometry and well performance. The objective of the diagnostics was to measure hydraulic fracture geometry, improve estimates...
- Research articles 2005-07-01
- Distinguished lecturers to speak at Materials Science & Technology '05.(ASM NEWS)
- In continuing a grand tradition of ASM's annual events, three distinguished lecturers will speak at Materials Science & Technology 2005 (MS & T), to be held Sept. 25-28 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh. Please note that times and locations were yet to...
- Research articles 2005-07-01
- Castro broke knee, arm in fall: Cuban official
- HAVANA AFP — Cuban President Fidel Castro broke his left knee and his right arm after a fall, according to a government statement. "The medical exam confirmed what the Commander in Chief himself anticipated, that after his accidental fall at yesterday's ceremony there is a fracture in his left...
- Research articles 2004-10-21
- Benin plane crash death toll rises to 141: Lebanese medic
- BEIRUT AFP ? At least 141 people were killed when a Beirut-bound Boeing 747 crashed in the west African state of Benin on Christmas Day, a Lebanese doctor who helped to repatriate the wounded from Cotonou said. "There are 141 dead. We have repatriated 17 injured Lebanese as well...
- Research articles 2003-12-27
- NASA names co-winners for Software of the Year
- A software program that has advanced aircraft structural integrity and safety, and a program that processes and displays satellite data have been selected as co-winners of the 2003 NASA Software of the Year Award. The NASGROR fracture control analysis software developed at Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX, and the SeaWiFS...
- Research articles 2003-10-01
- Country life keeps your bones in better shape.
- May 28, 2002 The Sydney Morning Herald ABIX via COMTEX -- The results of a study linking geography with osteoporosis indicate rural dwellers have a third fewer bone fractures than those in the city. The likely reasons are the increased exposure to sunlight that...
- Research articles 2002-05-29
- Couch Potato Alert.
- Canadians are so lazy they're putting their lives at risk. In 1995, 2,500 adults were questioned about their physical activities, and the results were cross-referenced with medical data. The bad news was published in 1998. "If you are inactive," said...
- Research articles 2000-01-01
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- Fracture mechanics software from Abaqus and Boeing extends virtual testing potential for composites.(Technology Trends)
- A recent announcement by Abaqus Inc, a leading provider of software for advanced finite element analysis FEA, and Boeing Intellectual Property Business brings to light a new application for an analytical software method that has been around for alm A recent announcement by Abaqus Inc, a...
- Research articles 2004-10-01
- Space structures analyzed by fracture-control software. (Testing/Analysis).
- Additional analysis capability for durability and damage tolerance of aircraft structures and other mechanical systems is reportedly available in an advanced version of a program originally released in 1994 and known as NASA/FLAGRO 2.0, reports NASA Additional analysis capability for durability and damage tolerance ...
- Research articles 2002-08-01
- SOFTWARE: Fatigue and Fracture Analysis.
- LifeWorks is the Boeing corporate standard software package for fatigue and fracture related analysis. LifeWorks may be used on any Pentium class personal computer that uses a Microsoft Windows 95 or later operating system. The package contains modules fo LifeWorks is the Boeing corporate standard...
- Research articles 2003-01-01
- The analysis challenge: Abaqus sets an ease-of-use strategy for fracture, failure.( )
- HOW DO YOU WANT YOUR product to fail? An engineering software vendor, Abaqus Inc., Providence, R.I., is setting a business strategy to begin delivering engineering analysis software for answering such questions quickly, easily and more routinely. HOW DO YOU WANT YOUR product to...
- Research articles 2005-03-01
- Development of progressive-failure-analysis software
- A report discusses the development of the GENOA-PFA computer program, which was described in "Software for Simulating Progressive Fracture in Braided PMCs" (LEW16845), NASA Tech Briefs, Vol. 24, No. 3 (March 2000), page 52; and "Update on a Progressive-Failure-Analysis Software System (LEW-16858)" NASA Tech Briefs, Vol. 24, No. 7 (uly...
- Research articles 2000-10-01
- Computer Software for the Stress Analysis of Repaired Aircraft Structures With the Method of Composite Patch Repair
- A computer program for the solution of fracture mechanics problems is presented. The software includes a mesh generator routine for the creation of the geometry and a finite element routine for the calculation of values under interest such as Stress Intensity Factors, Stresses etc. The program is capable of dealing...
- White papers 2002-10-20
- Update on a Progressive Failure-Analysis software System
- A report presents additional information on the GENOA PFA computer program, which was described in "Software for Simulating Progressive Fracture in Braided PMCs" (LEW 16845), NASA Tech Briefs, Vol. 24, No. 3 (March 2000), page 52. On the basis of material-property data, finite-element mathematical models, and service conditions, GENOA-PFA simulates...
- Research articles 2000-07-01
- Pinning a Pet's Broken Leg
- EVER NOTICE HOW YOU DON'T often see a dog or a cat in a cast? When a pet breaks a bone, veterinarians usually mend the fracture with a combination of stabilization devices called intramedullary pins and external skeletal fixators. Now, researchers at the University of Georgia in Athens are looking...
- Research articles 2004-03-01
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