It is so soft to handle that people cannot tell it is made from steel, says Pascal Peninon, an R.STAT manager.More exotic applications are emerging.
Of course, there are big questions about how many new mobile Internet services people really want -- and how practical it will be to provide or to use the most exotic applications.
But, says Alan Woolhouse of Cambridge Silicon Radio, a firm that designs Bluetooth chips, more exotic applications "will be developed once critical mass arrives, and that critical mass will be delivered by cable-replacement uses".
Fibrous composites have found applications in aircraft from the first flight of the Wright Brothers' Flyer 1, in North Carolina on December 17, 1903, to the plethora of uses now enjoyed by them on both military and civil aircrafts, in addition to more exotic applications on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), space launchers and satellites.
Exotic (quixotic?) applications of Bohm theory R. Weingard.
At Tufts, Dr. Omenetto's work on patterning silk has led to even more exotic potential applications.
America's love affair with Internet investments soured because of over-optimistic bets on exotic technology applications that failed to produce speedy profits.
Phosphorene nanoribbons are produced in liquids through the intercalation of black phosphorous crystals with lithium ions, enabling the search for predicted exotic states and applications of these nanoribbons.
Topics include determinants of forward and futures prices, hedging and synthetic asset creation with futures, uses of options in investment strategies, relation between puts and calls, option valuation using binomial trees and Monte Carlo simulation, implied binomial trees, advanced hedging techniques, exotic options, and applications to corporate securities and other financial instruments.
(See "About the Research"). From that investigation, we found that mass customization is not some exotic approach with limited application.
