Bouncing ball

Pitot Probe - A simple pitot probe with "bouncing ball flow detector gives a qualitative indication of flare gas flow and can be used in the identification of leakage sources. 

The rubber industry has a long and colorful history. Natural rubber is produced from latex, a milky fluid found in cells that lie between the bark and the wood of many plants. You may have seen latex flow from the broken stalks of milkweed plants, but the source of commercial rubber is the Hevea tree, a native of Brazil. When the bark of this tree is slashed, its milky white sap oozes out and can be collected in cups mounted on the tree s trunk. The people of the Amazon jungle made bouncing balls, shoes, and water Jars out of rubber, and Portuguese explorers sent waterproof boots and a rubber-coated coat back to their king. The first commercial exports included some rubber shoes shipped to Boston in 1823. 

However, there exist also eigenfunctions which behave otherwise. Most of them are localized on families of regular classical trajectories (scars (E.J. Heller, 1984)) or bouncing ball modes (S.W. McDonald... 

If the contribution of the localized eigenfunctions (scars or bouncing ball modes) in (8) is negligible, then all eigenfunctions ipn(x,y) are RGF. The complex coefficients in the superposition, cn, depend on the energy and the coupling between the billiard and leads and are not random as in the Berry function (2). Nonetheless the superposition of RGFs is also a complex RGF (W. Feller, 1971 M.I. Tribelsky, 2002)... 

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Flat screens are vibrated or shaken or impacted with bouncing balls. Inclined screens vibrate at 600-7000 strokes/min and are used for down to 38 pm although capacity drops off sharply below 200 /im. Reciprocating screens operate in the range 30-1000 strokes/min and handle sizes down to 0.25 mm at the higher speeds. 

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FIGURE 1.2 A continuous object, here an imagined 1963 Volkswagen Beetle regally aligned in a defined parking location in three-dimensional space, with the supple lines amenable to description in terms of bouncing balls. 

To resolve the dilemma, one needs an additional analysis of the conduction mechanisms. For instance, the amount of electrons transported per period has been estimated on the basis of the known source-drain current I 100 pA [Park 2000]. However, when taking into account the frequency Q 1.2 THz of the "bouncing-ball mode", it turned out that the CV>o transistor transmits only a small fraction q 10-3 e of the elementary charge e per vibrational period r = 27t/Q 10 12 s. This excess charge is too small to compete with and to affect the shuttling dynamics of the Cm SET. 

E. J. Maggio, Bouncing Balls of Carbon The Discovery and Rromise of Eullerenes, in A Positron Named Priscilla, National Academy Rress, Washington, DC, 1994. 

The TNO crystal purifier (Arkenbout et al. 1976) is a column with a number of sieve trays fixed to a central shaft that oscillates vertically. The trays have bouncing balls caused by the oscillation. The balls break up some of the crystals through collisions. Small crystals melt quickly because they have greater solubility than larger ones, thereby enriching the melt with pure product. The large crystals in the slurry feed, which are introduced in the middle of the column, move down and become remolten. Some of the remolten liquid is removed as product, some is used as reflux. The small crystals move up with the reflux and will be molten. The highly contaminated reflux is removed from the column at the top. A pilot plant column with 19 trays has been built and is expected to have a capacity of 300 tons per year. 

Erasers have an interesting history. When the Europeans first arrived in South America, they discovered natives making interesting use of tree sap. They were shaping the wet latex into balls and allowing the balls to dry, thereby creating the world s first bouncing balls. 

This chapter walks you through the evolution of covalent bond theory, starting with the Lewis dot structures you likely covered in General Chemistry and then advancing to valence bond and molecular orbital theories that stem from quantum mechanics calculations. As with most chemistry, this chapter is purely about following the bouncing balls (electrons). 

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