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The body structure has been designed to dissipate energy better in front, side and rear crashes.
Those who choose to walk, he said, may benefit from runners' shoes designed to dissipate the force on joints.
Its towns, villages and ports take shelter behind state-of-the-art seawalls and vast assemblages of concrete tetrapods designed to dissipate a wave's energy.
His attire -- baggy black pants and a short-sleeved black shirt open almost to the navel -- seemed designed to dissipate the heat of a temperament permanently on the boil.
In a report filed over the weekend, BMW, the parent company of Mini, told the safety agency that the auxiliary water pump designed to dissipate heat from the turbocharger was the cause of the hazard.
And they want to buy up infrastructure to distribute energy exactly the sort of vertical concentration that liberalisation was designed to dissipate.Despite such worries there is little appetite for tinkering, especially now that the price cuts have started.
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And unlike those reactors, the Chinese reactors are designed to gradually dissipate heat on their own, even if coolant is lost.
(A heat sink is a grill-like element on the motherboard that is usually made of aluminum and designed to help dissipate the heat that builds up around it from the computer's processor and other components).
The proposed VOA is optimally designed to successively dissipate a blocked optical power by partial transmission and refraction outside the acceptance angle of the output fiber.
Under a severe earthquake, both the shear and bending-yielding beams are designed to yield to dissipate seismic energy.
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