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    and increase strength‚ while moving to music * Strength: improve muscular strength and endurance with weight room exercises * Toning: develop muscles using light weights and through repetitions * Yoga: clear the mind and energize the body through various postures Fitness Class Schedule | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | 7:00 a.m. | Strength | Cardio | Spinning | Pilates | Stepping | Yoga | 9:00 a.m. | Yoga | Spinning | Pilates | Strength | Cardio | Toning

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    What is a hero? Someone who can fly across the country or shoot laser beams out of their eyes? No‚ the main heroes in our lives are the ones we pay the least attention to. A hero’s traits vary from strength to emotional to witty. As an example think about doctors. They have to have strength‚ wit‚ and emotional all at the same time. They pursue the ideas and conquests for a hero but it doesn’t even have to be that. A hero doesn’t have to be a doctor or even a human. It could be an animal. A hero

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    Tensile lab report

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    1.0 Abstract The elastic modulus‚ yield point‚ and ultimate strength of mild steel were determined in uniaxial tension. The "dogbone" specimen geometry was used with the region of minimum cross section having the dimensions: thickness =1.04 mm‚ width = 3.14 mm‚ and length section = 30 mm. This experiment was accomplished by first placing our specimens one at a time into a tensile testing machine (A G.U.N.T Hamburg Tensile Testing Machine (Max. load = 2kN))‚ which‚ under physical control‚ slowly

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    Homeworks; 30% (50x30%=15 marks) Office hours: by appointment or drop by Final exam: Close book. Chapter 7 - 1 Chapter 7: Dislocations & Strengthening Mechanisms ISSUES TO ADDRESS... • How are strength and dislocation motion related? • How do we increase strength? • How can heating change strength and other properties? Chapter 7 - 2 Dislocations & Materials Classes • Metals: Disl. motion easier. -non-directional bonding -close-packed directions for slip. electron cloud + + + + + + +

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    designed to measure physical strength‚ agility‚ and endurance’. Individual Physiological Response to Exercise Fitness Components & Aerobic Dance Strengths: Muscular endurance is the ability to work a muscle for long periods at less than maximum effort where local fatigue rather than general exhaustion is the limiting factor. I would find muscular endurance as one of the fitness components I am strongest at as in the 3RM Bench Press as I lifted above average. This strength is evident in the aerobics

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    is the time on the when last sample breaks ( ±5 s)? = 2.55 s Abstract Polystyrene is hard but brittle thermoplastic‚ less flexible and ductile at room temperature than Polyethylene because the phenyl group in its repeating unit increases the strength of intermolecular forces present in crystalline due to its weak polarity. Polystyrene has a modulus of elasticity (initial modulus) of 1.16 ± 0.3 GPa‚ breaking stress (UTS) 36.12± 6.3 MPa. Polyethylene (HIPS and UHMWPE) are ductile‚ flexible thermoplastic

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    Hip Joint Displacement

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    wear resistance‚ strength and modulus‚ excellent toughness‚ chemical resistance and impact‚ low moisture absorption‚ good wave transmission‚ and electrical insulation [2]. This does not preclude that there are many materials have been used for this purpose such as; polytetrafluoroethylene (PTEF)‚ polyarylether ether ketone (PEEK)‚ Polyethylene terephthalate (PET)‚ polyoxymethylene

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    test the tensile stress and compressive strength of materials. It is named after the fact that it can perform many standard tensile and compression tests on materials‚ components‚ and structures. The range of the UTM available at the laboratory is 8 to 36 mm and has the capacity of 5 to 100 kN. D. TENSILE TESTING MACHINE The tensile testing machine is a specialized machine designed for tensile testing  This measures how strong it is (tensile strength) how stretchy it is (elongation)‚ and how

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    Bamboo Case Study

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    construction industry‚ thereby tremendously increasing the economic importance of Bamboo and its resources. Extensive studies have shown that in Sri Lanka Bamboo is a very suitable material for scaffolding during construction given its durability and strength. Bamboo is an extremely stable green reinforcement building appliance‚ it is easily accessible and readily workable (SAITM – RSEA 2013). 4.2 Physical and mechanical properties of Bamboo Bamboo and wood has a wide range of difference which is not

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    are‚ the material should contain high strength‚ modulus of elasticity‚ wear resistance‚ ability to withstand vibrations‚ and corrosion resistance. High strength is mostly concerned in diesel engines because of their high compression ratios compared with petrol engines. In diesel engine its compression ratios are normally 17:1 or greater‚ but in petrol engine it is nearly 10:1. The material also should have low density to reduce its weight but with higher strength. It should also have a low thermal expansion

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