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An analytical and computational study of combined rate and size effects on material properties.

The recent interests in developing multiscale model-based simulation procedures have brought about the challenging tasks of bridging different spatial and temporal scales within a unified framework. However, the research focus has been on the scale effect in the spatial domain with the loading rate being assumed to be quasi-static. Although material properties are rate-dependent in nature, little has been done in understanding combined loading rate and specimen size effects on the material properties at different scales. In addition, the length and time scales that can be probed by the molecular level simulations are still fairly limited due to the limitation of computational capability. Based on the experimental and computational capabilities available, therefore, an attempt is made in this report to formulate a hyper-surface in both spatial and temporal domains to predict combined size and rate effects on the mechanical properties of engineering materials. To demonstrate the features of the proposed hyper-surface, tungsten specimens of various sizes under various loading rates are considered with a focus on the uniaxial loading path. The mechanical responses of tungsten specimens under other loading paths are also explored to better understand the size effect. It appears from the preliminary results that the proposed procedure might provide an effective means to bridge different spatial and temporal scales in a unified multiscale modeling framework, and facilitate the application of nanoscale research results to engineering practice

Bake broil and boil : reduce the fat!

"New 10/99/10M."Just Bake, Broil or Boil your favorite cuts of meat for a healthful adjustment to your eating plan. Here are some ways to reduce the fat and prepare delicious meals for your family

Grab more grains : get 6 to 11 a day! (1999)

"New 10/99/10M."Keep up with the hectic pace of your lifestyle and Grab More Grains. Grain foods give you the energy you need to get through the day. Americans should eat 6 to 11 servings a day, so here are some hints to help you Grab More Grains throughout the day

Knacks for snack attacks (1999)

"New 10/99/10M."Try these healthful, quick snacks. They're easy and fun to make -- and depending on your child's age, require little adult supervision

Eat 5 a day : strive for 5 fruits and vegetables (1999)

"New 10/99/10M."Eating five fruits and vegetables a day can be as simple as adding a slice of tomato to your grilled cheese sandwich or adding extra vegetables to your pizza. Here are some other tips to help you reach your "5 A Day.

Student vision project

28 pages ; illustrations"University of Missouri Libraries are the heart of academic success at Mizzou, providing vital resources that allow Mizzou students to learn, research, and collaborate. It is imperative that the University Libraries have the resources they need to best serve students, and a Research 1 University cannot academically thrive without investing in spaces, resources, and staff. Unfortunately, our University Libraries have not always been a primary focus of support and funding, causing our academic prosperity to be stunted. In order to compete with our peer institutions and to provide exceptional services to students, the University Libraries must be made a top priority for funding and support. We, the representatives of the University Libraries Students Advisory Council, firmly believe reinvesting system and campus resources into the University of Missouri Libraries is key to supporting student success. Now, more than ever, we believe that it is necessary to invest in innovative spaces, vital collections and resources, and diverse and accessible services to propel the University of Missouri forward with a 21st century library system. We urge the University of Missouri to prioritize the University Libraries, so Mizzou can continue to strive for academic excellence. An investment into the University Libraries is a direct investment into the lives of students, to the lives of those in the state of Missouri, and to the lives of all of those who benefit from the world-class research that our flagship institution produces."--Conclusion

Replace a broken window (1993)

"10/1993.""Editor's note: This publication is currently not illustrated on XPLOR. Use the XPLOR order form to purchase the printed version of this publication, which includes illustrations.""This guide was adapted from USDA Extension Service Program Aid No. 1034.

Make-it-easy meal : muffin tin meat loaves (1999)

"New 10/99/10M."Muffin Tin Meat Loaves -- Boiled Potatoes -- Bread or Rolls -- Tossed Salad -- 2 Cookies -- Milk