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  1. With molybdenum disulfide inside for lifelong lubrication) very low wow, flutter ,and rumble figures were achieved. Direct drive system Direct-drive turntables
  2. Though a number of switches and links fail. In electronics and communication, flutter ,is the rapid variation of signal parameters, such as amplitude, phase,and
  3. And chemotherapy drug. * Nikon (dofetilide) for atrial fibrillation and, flutter , * Palace latanoprost and till Medication for glaucoma. * Xanax and Xanax
  4. Much development flying could be done, however,the sailplane failed due to, flutter ,in a diving test on 20 September. The pilot landed the damaged aircraft but it
  5. Was completely skinned in aluminum (not fabric) and was quite rigid, in 1941, flutter , was a familiar engineering problem related to a too-flexible tail. At no time
  6. Method of staying above the surface. These techniques often involve sculling, flutter ,kick, and other unofficial techniques of staying above the surface. Eggbeater
  7. Response, compression,modulation, aliasing,quantization noise, wow and, flutter ,from analog media such as vinyl records and magnetic tape. The human ear cannot
  8. It, for instantly there issued, like a guardian angel barring the way with a, flutter ,of black gown instead of white wings, a deprecating, silvery,kindly gentleman
  9. C in the William Kraft piece Encounters II, which is often played using a timed, flutter ,tongue rather than by buzzing the lips. The fundamental of this pitch borders
  10. Problems Test flights revealed problems initially believed to be tail, flutter , During high-speed flight approaching Mach 0.68,especially during dives, the
  11. Until a hurried landing was made when the elevator trim tabs failed because of, flutter , On 1 October, the XF4U-1 became the first single-engine U. S. fighter to fly
  12. Where systems are embedded in some fluid flow. For example, the phenomenon of, flutter ,in aerodynamics occurs when an arbitrarily small displacement of an aircraft
  13. To the blades at the point where they pass through. Lacing wires reduce blade, flutter ,in the central part of the blades. The introduction of lacing wires
  14. With that of adjacent blades, to increase damping and thereby reduce blade, flutter , In large land-based electricity generation steam turbines, the shrouding is
  15. The bridge and the winds passing through it — a phenomenon known as aerobatic, flutter , Robert H. Scandal, father of bridge aerodynamics, has written an article about
  16. Which often lead to rapid failure. The aerodynamic conditions required for, flutter ,vary with the structure's external design and flexibility, but can range from
  17. On the drive technology itself. Technical measurements show that similarly low, flutter ,(0.025 % WRMS) and rumble (-78dB weighed) figures are possible for high
  18. Whilst investigating the rudder's properties in a series of dives, violent, flutter , developed and both the fin and rudder broke away. The machine became
  19. Repeatedly and in sync. A double-line zigzag means that the fingers wriggle or, flutter ,out of sync. Hand movement Hundreds of arrows of various sorts are used to
  20. Its natural mode of vibration to produce rapid periodic motion. Aerobatic, flutter ,occurs under steady flow conditions, when a structure's aerodynamic forces are
  21. Loss of supply. Oscillatory motion of the physical line can be termed gallop or, flutter ,depending on the frequency and amplitude of oscillation. Underground
  22. As well as for aircraft propellers and gas turbine blades. Prediction of, flutter ,prior to modern unsteady computational fluid dynamics was based on empirical
  23. Wholesome enough: that if you vacate your mind of all intelligent thought, flutter ,your eyelashes and wish hard, sweet babies and honey will follow. " Also that
  24. Such as pipes, suspension bridges, chimneys and tall buildings are prone to, flutter , Designing to avoid flutter is a fundamental requirement for rigid airfoils (
  25. For splashing, Trudgen employed a scissor kick instead of the front crawl's, flutter ,kick. Swimming was part of the first modern Olympic Games (1896 in Athens).
  26. Sounds in software form. Although the powerful sound dynamics due to wow and, flutter ,and random tape slither movement were lost, samples greatly appealed to many
  27. Stiffness of some wing components. However, a particularly severe high-speed, flutter ,problem was solved only by inserting depleted uranium counterweights as ballast
  28. Ice climbing. The reduced gate mass makes their wire bales less prone to 'gate, flutter ,' a dangerous condition potentially allowing a rope to escape created by
  29. Related to a too-flexible tail. At no time did the P-38 suffer from true, flutter , To prove a point, one elevator and its vertical stabilizers were skinned with
  30. Hz with a $200 turntable which would typically have less than 0.05 % wow and, flutter ,and very low rumble (low frequency noise). A well-maintained record would
  31. RAF test pilot reported back from Burbank with a poor assessment of the 'tail, flutter ,' situation, bringing the British to cancel all but three of the 143 Lightning
  32. 1990s jet engine flutter has grounded military aircraft. Techniques to avoid, flutter ,include changes to the structure's aerodynamics, stiffening the structure to
  33. Minimize vibration at the stylus, and maintaining constant speed without wow or, flutter , even if the motor exhibits logging effects. Like stamped steel turntables
  34. Parameters, such as amplitude, phase,and frequency. Examples of electronic, flutter ,are: *Rapid variations in received signal levels, such as variations that may
  35. Liberties. In 1893,Australian poet Banjo Paterson wrote: The English flag may, flutter ,and wave, where the worldwide oceans toss, but the flag the Australian dies to
  36. To tie rags onto bushes or similar items in suspected sniper hides. These rags, flutter ,in the breeze creating random movements in the corner of the sniper's eye
  37. Of characteristics: Among these are tape replay artifacts such as wow and, flutter , the result being that each time a note is played, it is slightly different
  38. Introduced low-frequency noise (" rumble" ) and speed variations (" wow and, flutter ,") into the sound. These systems generally used a synchronous motor which ran
  39. Instructions to the performers and use of extended instrumental techniques (, flutter ,tonguing, col Leno, and so on); wide-ranging melodic lines, often with leaps
  40. Sound from the bell. Utilized by many jazz players, not to be confused with, flutter ,tonguing, where the tongue is 100 % responsible for creating the sound desired.
  41. Still had to find the problem; the Army Air Forces personnel were sure it was, flutter , and ordered Lockheed to look more closely at the tail. Although the P-38's
  42. A" snag" was added to the wing's leading edge and tabulators to prevent a, flutter ,discovered in the F-15 tabulator. The wings and tabulators were enlarged, the
  43. Due to unforeseen flutter events. While as recently as the 1990s jet engine, flutter ,has grounded military aircraft. Techniques to avoid flutter include changes to
  44. To the early swept-wing jets. During later stages of the flight test program, flutter ,testing showed that the wings suffered oscillation under certain conditions.
  45. Speed variations, caused by" logging ", which in other designs are heard as ", flutter , " The" Acoustical professional" turntable (earlier marketed under Dutch "
  46. Bridges, chimneys and tall buildings are prone to flutter . Designing to avoid, flutter ,is a fundamental requirement for rigid airfoils (fixed wing aircraft and
  47. Operation. Aerobatic In the field of mechanics and structures, Aeroelastic, flutter ,is an aerobatic phenomenon where a body's own aerodynamic forces couple with
  48. Lee, then 84,underwent successful treatment for abnormal heart rhythm (atrial, flutter ,) at Singapore General Hospital, but he was still able to address a
  49. Of military or civilian aircraft being lost or damaged due to unforeseen, flutter ,events. While as recently as the 1990s jet engine flutter has grounded military
  50. A sustained 67 km/h crosswind and became known as Galloping Bertie for its, flutter ,movement. During the 1950s over 100 incidents were recorded of military or

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