The internal energy can be estimated using the Einstein model, Equ. 3, which assumes that all N atoms in the unit cell vibrate at the same frequency, ν, and the Einstein temperature θ = hν/k, where h is Planck's constant.
An electrical motor made the cells vibrate, while a tiny camera peered in through windows in the cells to observe the spherules' behavior.
Load cells, vibrating wire strain gauges (VWSGs) and elasto-magnetic (EM) sensors were used jointly to measure the tendon forces at beam ends, the prestress losses due to concrete creep and shrinkage and the total prestress losses along tendons, respectively.
Oh, not now," she added, frowning down at her cell phone vibrating on the table.
"Up to the moon and back!" My cell starts vibrating in my pocket, but I ignore it.
Or we begin to get the jumps at feeling a cell phone vibrate that isn't there.
While Web sales by federal agencies might not set a venture capitalist's cell phone vibrating, the data does indicate that sites within the.gov domain have managed to outsell many defunct dot-coms.
They argued that Sony's technology was simply an off-center weight on a spinning motor, the ubiquitous combination that makes pagers and cell phones vibrate.
Another customer got my cell phone vibrating in my pocket next to my dick, but I was not answering!
Tin, tantalum, tungsten -- the 3Ts -- and gold serve such necessary functions as making our cell phones vibrate or helping our iPods store electricity.
