Koenig's president, Barry Leistner, said the reinforcement was tough, performed in cramped spaces and under a tight deadline.
Guard Brandon Moore, one of the veteran sages in the locker room, praised Sparano for balancing tough coaching with positive reinforcement, saying that "he understands that sometimes you have to build guys up after tough losses, bad press, growing pains, things like that".
These results arise because the unique microstructure (low content of long DWCNTs, nanometric matrix grains and grain boundary cohesion) provides the appropriate scale of the reinforcement to make the material tough.
Straight memorization, without intermittent reinforcement during the process, is tougher, although it is also how most children study.
As the excerpt indicates, President Woodrow Wilson had to make a very tough -- and secret -- decision to send reinforcements overseas on those troop ships, even though he knew many would be exposed to influenza and die.
My top-line takeaway is that while reinforcement learning has made progress, it's tough to train robots.
Flexural and fracture toughness tests showed that composites exhibiting localized and aligned reinforcement architectures can be up to 50 60% stronger, stiffer and tougher than compositions with randomly distributed microplatelets.
This work demonstrates a two-part strategy of fibre reinforcement and composite lamination in manufacturing strong and tough hydrogels with flexible microstructures to suit different mechanical and biomedical requirements.
As only minor improvements are achieved in delamination toughness by using tougher matrices, there have been more recent efforts devoted to through-thickness reinforcement by stitching and z-pinning.
The research on simultaneously strong and tough CNF provides a promising pathway to develop the next generation of nanoscale reinforcements for lightweight and safety-critical structural applications.
