Baseball bats

An early application in 1970 for carbon fiber by Gunn and Moore [162] was the use of a number of pieces of narrow pultruded cfrp strips as the springing in the cricket bat handle, replacing the steel, reputedly giving a more powerful drive. 

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The next day the child went looking for burnable materials, but he forgot to bring along his list. However, he remembered his generalization. So, he returned to his hearthside hauling a tree limb, an old cane, and three baseball bats (successful predictions ). What s more, he reflected with pleasure that he hadn t bothered to carry back some other objects an automobile radiator, a piece of chain, and a large door. Since these objects weren t cylindrical there was no reason to expect them to burn. 

As long as we restrict ourselves to the objects in Table 1-1 (together with canes and baseball bats) it is surely true that all of the cylindrical objects bum ... 

There are two classes of movements in the human body voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary movements are pretty clear they are the movements that we can control. Reaching for the French fries, swinging a baseball bat, turning on the TV, and typing at a computer keyboard provide obvious examples. Involuntary movements include those movements that we cannot readily control such as heart beats, vascular contraction, and movement of the gut muscles, and they basically control the internal environment of the body. Voluntary movements are controlled by the somatic nervous system. Involuntary movements are controlled by the autonomic nervous system, to which we now turn. 

Carbon and carbon-glass composites are being used to make advanced-material fishing rods, bicycle frames, golf clubs, baseball bats, racquets, skis and ski poles, basketball back-boards, etc. These come in one color—black—because the carbon fibers are black. Even so, they can be coated with about any color desired. 

There are many applications of porous materials. Their ability to fill space with a minimum weight leads to their use in packaging. Lifejackets and rafts use porous materials because of their low density. Examples of their use as thermal insulators range from Styrofoam cups to heat shields for space craft. Aluminum baseball bats are filled with foam to dampen vibrations. The low elastic moduli and high elastic strains of foams lead to use as cushions and mattresses. Filters are made from porous materials. 

A baseball bat is almost one meter long. A good estimate for the length of a bat might be 0.8 meters, or maybe 0.76 meters. 

Just as one can catch a mouse with a glue trap instead of a mechanical trap, there are other systems that can deliver a crushing blow to Foghorn Leghorn. You could use a baseball bat, or chop the pole down with an ax while Foghorn was standing in the right place. You could... 

It is easier to understand this kind of stereoisomer if we think about some everyday objects that are chiral. One example of a chiral object is a hand. (In fact, the term chiral is derived from the Greek word for hand, kheir.) A left hand and a right hand are enantiomers—they are nonsuperimposable mirror images. Other examples of everyday objects that are chiral are feet, gloves, golf clubs, screws, and handwriting. We say that all of these objects exhibit handedness. Objects that are achiral (not chiral) include socks, some types of mittens, baseball bats, screwdrivers, blank paper, and pencils. 

A grandfather helps his grandson swing a baseball bat while the grandmother applauds happily. 

Each day there was a twenty minute recess and an hour off for dinner. When it was time to play ball at Woodstock School, the older boys gathered together. One star ball player would pick up a baseball bat and call out, Play taw. Another boy would step up and say, Play taw. The first held a baseball bat upside down and tossed it to the other, who caught it above... 

In most cases, rocks, baseball bats and even hammers cannot penetrate the sheet. When mounted inside the vehicle, the sheet acts as a splinter shield. The sheet will contain standard safety glass splinters as well as particles from BR glass and BR acrylic windows. 

The white ash (Fraxinus americana) is the tallest and most important of the American ashes. It grows throughout the angiosperm forests of eastern North America, and has a characteristic long, straight trunk and leaves which turn yellow or purple in the autumn. The wood of white ash is flexible and light, and is used to make baseball bats and furniture. 

There are relatively few commercial uses for scandium or its compounds. It is sometimes used to make alloys for special purposes. Scandium metal is lighter than most other metals. It is also resistant to corrosion (rusting) and has a high melting point. These properties make scandium alloys especially desirable for use in sporting equipment, such as baseball bats, lacrosse sticks, and bicycle frames. 

One of the first industrial applications of this mixing head was to fill a relatively small amount of flexible foam material in the cavity of aluminum baseball bats. 

Figure 2 shows the specifically developed small size custom RIM machine for this application, including the metering unit, electrical controls, fixture for the vertical arrangement of the baseball bats to be filled, and also an up and down moving support on which the mixing head is installed. The operation of the machine is semiautomatic. 

Figure 2. Custom RIM metering and mixing machine with fixture, for the fill of aluminum baseball bats with a small amount of flexible foam.

Figure 3. Aluminum baseball bats. Cavity partially filled with flexible foam.

Louisville s claim to fame is the Kentucky Derby, the horse race run at Churchill Downs every year. The city is also the birthplace of the Louisville Slugger baseball bat - the regulation wooden bat used by major league baseball teams - which is still manufactured within the city limits. 

This morning, I have to put together 100 suppositories for a patient with migraine headaches. At least that won t be as difficult as the order for a suppository a colleague of mine once had. That was for an elephant The medication was made with an aluminum baseball bat mold. Just one dose cost 300. 

The entropy of a system in a definite state can be related to what is called the probability of that state of the system. To make this relation, or even to define what is meant by the probability of the state, it is necessary to have some structural model of the system. In contrast, the definition of the entropy from the second law does not require a structural model the definition does not depend in the least on whether we imagine that the system is composed of atoms and molecules or that it is built with waste paper and baseball bats. For simplicity we will suppose that the system is composed of a very large number of small particles, or molecules. 

The client has an open laceration on the right temporal lobe secondary to being hit on the head with a baseball bat. The emergency department physician sumres the laceration and the CT scan is negative. Which instruction should the nurse discuss with the client ... 

The constant fiber content allows the production of constant high quality composites. Main applications are in the aerospace sector (mostly using multifunctional epoxy monomers), sporting goods (rackets, skis, bike frames, golf items, baseball bats, etc.), and in the electronic industry (printed circuit boards). Autoclaves usually required for the reaction are expensive, slow to operate, and limited in size. 

A1 Capone reached into his suit and produced a miniature baseball bat. A now highly apprehensive Bernhard Allsop watched it grow to full size. It didn t take much imagination to figure out what the black stains around the end were. 

Mayor Avram Harwood took one look at the stained baseball bat which had materialized in A1 Capone s hands, and knew it was going to be bad. 

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