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A Practical Method to Model Complex Three-Dimensional Geometries with Non-Uniform Material Properties Using Image-based Design and COMSOL Multiphysics®
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Geometries with heterogeneous material properties are typically defined as a set of multiple parts, each part representing a different material. However, assembling or defining the individual parts of complex geometries can be difficult. A practical method based on image-based mesh generation, a custom algorithm for labeling materials, and interpolation functions of COMSOL Multiphysics® can be ...
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This article considers a closed water circuit with square cross section filled with an electrolyte fluid. The conductor fluid was moved using an electromagnetic pump, in which a permanent magnet generates a magnetic field and electrodes generate the electric field in the flow. Thus, the movement is a consequence of the magnetohydrodynamic (or MHD) effect. The model adopted here was derived from ...
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Introduction: Glass relaxation occurs in a range of temperature during transition from equilibrium to super-cooled liquid. Viscoelastic material model can be applied to simulate glass behavior during the glass transition regime and to predict the glass deformation and stress evolution. Viscoelasticity is the property of materials that exhibit both viscous and elastic characteristics when ...
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The aim of this work is to present a model capable to describe the behaviour of a thermal flow sensor under every physical aspect. A generic thermal flow sensor relates the flow properties with a variation in the temperature profile inside the device itself. Thus, it is locally heated up with a resistive element biased with an external current, surrounded by one or more temperature sensing ...
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A two-dimensional atrial tissue model has been constructed in COMSOL Multiphysics® software to study the propagation of action potential and electrograms. The model presents the atrial electrograms recorded with a mapping catheter. A 2D atrial tissue model is simulated using the Courtemanche et al. cell model equations. PDE in coefficient form was used in COMSOL Multiphysics® to reproduce ...
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Plate fin heat exchangers are widely used for heat recovery or cooling purposes in many industries, such as cryogenics, aerospace and automobile industries. This paper developed a numerical model to simulate the heat transfer and fluid flow in a counter flow plate fin heat exchanger and optimize its design parameters. The conjugate heat transfer in the finned plate and fluids in the channels ...
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Polymer hydrogels are commonly used as carriers or vehicles for the controlled release of drugs, primarily because of their bio-compatibility and because rates of drug release can be controlled by manipulating polymer properties like molecular weight, cross linking ratio, etc. Drugs can be released for prolonged periods of time through polymer hydrogels [1, 2]. Sustained drug release may ...
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Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) is a promising effective method for synthesis of graphene films. CVD graphene film is obtained from hydrocarbon species such as CH4 through complex catalytic chemical reactions on the surface of the catalyst. Therefore, studying the catalytic reaction kinetics is essential process for understanding the thermal decomposition rate of methane on catalyst surface as ...
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In the medium term, gas hydrate reservoirs in the subsea sediment are intended as deposits for carbon dioxide (CO2) from fossil fuel consumption. This idea is supported by the fact, that CO2 hydrates are more stable than methane hydrates at certain conditions. The potential of producing methane by depressurization and/or by injecting CO2 is studied in the frame of the research project SUGAR. ...
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Played beta but runs not great, is full version better?
I guess it is. I didn't play the beta. I mean...what the hell do you mean? I can run the game at 1280x960 4:5 maxed out settings at a very smooth 30-45fps but at 1600x1200 or 2048x1536 it becomes a bit too much for my old 280 GTX, 20fps or less.
I keep it at 1600x1200 with high AO and shadows to keep it above 45fps. I'm sure it's a shader speed/core issue.
I would imagine if I can run this game at 2048x1536 by lowering my AO setting from extreme and ultra to just high and lowering my shadows to from ultra to high... and turn off motion blur by choice...
yes it runs great... and would run great on any system with a better GPU at 1920x1080 or higher but if your system can't take it...lower the ****ing settings, OC crap or build a new rig.
It never stops amazing me..."beta looks great...beta doesn't run good...I don't lower settings...I want to run on my pc but I set at uber highest setting and it no work good. Complain." Final game is crippled.
Really what the hell is wrong here... if a game like this this, this fine, came out a few years ago the thread would be a mile long. Now unless it comes with a million dollar PR campaign it's not worth looking at. Some games suck...this one does not.
The settings in this game are awsome, some of the best graphic options I have seen in a game since...since....I don't know...a long time.
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Let me know what you think. I'm guessing they spent more on development than they did on market testing the name and PR.
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I was cold. My body was covered in Goosebumps, and I was shivering. My whole body was acing. I looked down to see a puddle of blood sitting there. All my blood. I felt light headed. I looked up into my kidnappers face. The shadows covered half his face. All you could see was right below his eye, his cheeks, his chin, and his mouth.
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"Look at me." He said in a steady tone. He is trying to control me for the past few weeks. I hope help comes, or I might not make it out alive. I didn't turn and look at him. He slaps me across the face with his hand. Lucky for me, it is the hand holding the knife. A new scratch mark. I want to scream because of the pain, but I knew better. It would make this sick man smile.
I'm tired, but couldn't go to sleep. My body is fighting to stay awake. I knew if I went to sleep, I might never wake up. I had to stand up for what I believe in. I can't let a monster kill me.
He grabs my face aggressively making it face him. I try to move away, but he won't let me. He holds on to it and leans in. I feel his lips touch mine. I hate it. I pull away, and I slam my head into his. If I'm going to die, I might as well die fighting.
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"You have had too much kissing time." I spat at him. I hear the doorbell and knocking. My kidnapper never opens the door. I hear it open and break something. Something wooden. Footsteps come along with a million feet stepping on the ground making it sound like thunder.
My kidnapper looks at me with anger in his eyes. He hits my bare belly with his knife. I almost scream in pain, but I don't have the energy. The blood pours down my belly. The door to the basement opens. I see a bright light. It looks too far away, but I know better. Something runs swiftly down the stairs. Before the thing can get to me, everything goes black.
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REP. KUSTER: (Reading) First, can you please let me know your position about on HR 36 that would authorize a select committee to get to the bottom of Benghazi….um, I don't have…that's a Senate, I think…I don't think we have anything about that in the House….
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REP. KUSTER: Well, I'm certainly not here to talk about it. We're here to talk about the Middle East.
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This stirring, savage, and superb Frazetta masterwork, sometimes titled Warrior with Ball and Chain, first appeared on the cover of the sword and sorcery anthology edited by Lin Carter, Flashing Swords #1, Dell Books #2640, 1973.
One of the top Frazetta paintings in private hands, Warrior with Ball and Chain was purchased in the February 1993 Guernsey's auction, and according to its listing there, is one of the largest Frazetta covers ever painted. Some aficionados feel his piece may have been originally created for the Lancer Conan series of the late sixties, but not used there, since the Conan figures of two of the Lancer covers are so similar to the Warrior.
This iconic painting was also reproduced on page 93 of Frank Frazetta: Book Three, Bantam Books, 1977, and page 185 of Legacy: Selected Paintings and Drawings of Frank Frazetta edited by Arnie and Cathy Fenner, Underwood Books, 1999. This piece was also used for the cover of the Wilderlands of High Fantasy (Dungeons and Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying, Campaign Setting) paperback by the Necromancer Games Staff, White Wolf Publishing, 2005.
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We welcome submissions to Let It Out: Abortion Stigma-Busting Video Competition. Stigma is a key strategy of anti-abortion extremists who want to shame everyone into silence about abortion. This year we have seen the consequences of this stigma—clinic closures, women who can't find services, and right wing extremists in charge of women's health. It is urgent that we create cultural pushback against those who would try to stigmatize us. So, we encourage you to "Let It Out", be it about your own or a loved one's abortion experience, outrage over current politics, or calling out those who would stigmatize us. Registration and details here.
Women Have Abortions Every Day: It's Just One Choice
In March 2014, the video was announced as one of two winners of the Abortion Care Network's first-ever Abortion Stigma Busting Video Competition.
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Bronze is most definitely the new black, the new Friday and whatever else at Beijing's inaugural Fairmont. Garnished in every hue from toffee finger to caramel cream, the hotel glows inside and out like some arcane oriental treasure. But, hell, I like it. Fabric chandeliers the colour of desert sand keeps the bling in check, and the rooms are rather elegant and even a tad Chinese, massive gold shower heads aside of course.
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The alluring lobby is dominated by a jaw-dropping sculpture of a thousand tangerine-coloured fish in a rushing shoal that, from a distance, looks like the serpentine body of a dragon. Next door in the Lobby Lounge, gold armchairs surround a gold-trimmed fireplace. It must be said, ever so posh, and just the right side of tasteful.
The Cut serves what could be Beijing's most expensive steaks in a cool, restrained atmosphere. Lunar 8 in the basement certainly knows how to a roast a duck in its tall, wood-fired ovens, and they have a tasty tandoori selection too. The Gold Lounge fare is only so-so, lagging behind the executive offerings of other hotels. The Champagne Bar has funky nibbles and some quirky signature cocktails, and a first-rate sommelier for wine buffs.
Techno-gym equipped fitness studio and yoga room at the top of the hotel, with a smallish pool. The large Willow Stream Spa has a fancy range of rejuvenating treatments with Kerstin Florian products, and bicycle hire / tour booking is available via the concierge.
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Preparing for a new live tour, the potentially imploding star known as Charlie Sheen got some personal wisdom from Maron himself. Maron, who knew a promoter working on Sheen's upcoming 20-city tour dubbed 'My Violent Torpedo of Truth/Defeat is Not An Option Show,' was asked to advise the erstwhile 'Two and a Half Men' star.
"This dude has an agenda, he has a vision. And many of you have heard part of that vision. But there's a bigger vision there," Maron said of his initial hotel meeting with Sheen, one of the goddesses and the tour promoter.
Maron ended up going to Sheen's home twice to see the workings of 'Violent Torpedo of Truth' being hammered out. "There was just a lot of people putting a lot of work into making this spectacle, this show, this event into something," Maron said.
Maron was "amazed" at the level of preparation he found at Sheen's house. "I walk in and he's there with a few other people and they're going over the show outline, they're going over video montages. He's got a vision. Here I thought maybe he'd do a one-man show about his pain, but he's got a vision."
Maron, a recovered alcoholic and reformed drug user, said he never saw drugs or alcohol in the reportedly newly clean Sheen's house, but he spied plenty of cigarettes, candy and food. "Also a lot of healthy drinks," Maron said. "I guess one of the goddesses is a vegan. Charlie was eatin' healthy."
Maron is known, both as a comedian and podcaster, as someone brazenly honest with his own emotions and conflicts. "In my mind, I was gonna get him to do what I do. In my mind I was gonna say, 'Well Charlie, I think you should be honest. I think you should talk about your real feelings. Talk about your pain. Talk about your sadness. Talk about your fears.'"
Ultimately Maron's advice took a different route.
"I could not turn down the opportunity to try to help the guy out, but also to see what the hell was really going on over there," Maron said. "So we talked for a while and he listened, and I tried to get a sense of the show he wanted to put on."
Detailing more of what Sheen fans can expect from the preposterously titled tour, Maron added: "There's a video montage, there's elements here, there are things he wants to say. There's a long ... I don't even want to spill it because I know people are gonna go see it, but this guy has a poetic vision. He has clarity in the state he is in. I don't know what's gonna happen, but I hung out, listened to what he had to say, threw in a couple ideas about structure, couple transitions, couple taglines, and just watched the process."
If Sheen's tour ends up half as open and insightful as Maron's podcast and comedy, attendees are in for a treat. Maron also added he hopes to host Sheen as an interview guest in the future.
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- Friday 01 AprilBy KathyHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Who the hell cares what Charlie and his team of idiots do. They aren't getting a dam dime out of this chick. Only stupes and idiots would pay to see him.
- Friday 01 AprilBy gv
Marc, being a friend of Bill HIcks and other talented people that deserve to be heard, you are one of them, I am saying this ...JUMP OFF THE SINKING SHIP OR THE STINK OF FISH WILL STICK TO YOU AND YOUR CAREER.
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He's got vision, alright - double vision.
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Sheen is yesterdays news. It's over for him can we say loser? Who would pay to see this freak rant and rave? The writters made the show and Sheen funny. Sheen himself is a loser and a drag.
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If he says "The guy has a vision" one more time I'll scream.
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I have only got to about chapter 7 i think it was? About 9 hours in?
I'll get back to it after exams peobably.
I have only got to about chapter 7 i think it was? About 9 hours in?
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I have only got to about chapter 7 i think it was? About 9 hours in?
I'll get back to it after exams peobably.
I lost interest since Final Fantasy 8
I got to the final boss and, about 10 minutes in, it killed me with an instant death spell. This happened 2 more times, even after I bought and upgraded an item to make me resistant to instant death.
So I looked up the ending cinematic on YouTube and never played it again.
I'm still playing, albeit infrequently. I can't get myself to leave a game unfinished, and I'm still somewhat interested in seeing how the story unfolds. Couldn't give two shits about the gameplay, though, and I'm getting tired of grinding so I don't get killed in 20 seconds by bosses. It's only going to get worse the further I get in.
Around 38 hours, nearing the end of Chapter 11. I am never playing an extremely long JRPG again, unless it's Persona.
Im about 12-15 hours in and I've had enough, here is the formula.
Fight a ton of enemies in a row
Fight a ton of enemies in a row
Fight a ton of enemies in a row
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1. When I found out it was a post 6 final fantasy.
2. When I saw the creepy cliche androgynous characters.
3. When defenders of the game flamed reviewers for not liking the fact the first 30 hours you are still held back in a linear way and not given full part/battle control.
at the end of the game when i finally realised it was over.
When the game was announced.
Oddly enough I lost interest as soon as the game ~cough~ 'opened up.' I struggled to get to that point thinking it would be the saving grace of this game that everyone made it seem like.
It wasn't.
To be fair, FFIV is strictly linear for most of the game and forces you to have certain party members for most of the game too. It also has horrible characters that are totally described by what class they are so feel more like archetypes than individuals.
Anyway, I came into it with low expectations, having heard about how the game world is just a series of tubes that lead from one cutscene to the next - like FFX, probably my least favourite FF - but I thought I may as well at least try it out. I couldn't believe that not only was it that linear, it also didn't let you backtrack at all. At first it's like the old platformers that don't let you walk back to where you've just been as the screen won't pan left. Vanille and Hope annoyed the shit out of me (though again, Hope is only as bad as the whole non-Disney cast of Kingdom Hearts and at least he isn't the main character, like Squall.)
I just told myself that I had to see it as a long as hell movie with interactive parts rather than a expansive RPG world or I'd hate it. That outlook did seem to work for a while but after about 6 hours or so, basically during chapter 4, I was so bored and just felt like I was playing a roaming beat 'em up like Final Fight rather than an RPG. Somehow I pushed on and managed to see Vanille stop being so annoying and Hope stop being so emo. The storyline is also pretty good, at least compared to FFIV, FFV, FFVIII, FFX and FFX-2 (kind of unfair to pick on the NES ones, I feel).
I've just got to chapter 10 and while I am interested in where the story goes, and have actually grown attached to the cast, I still feel underwhelmed by both the dumbed-down battle system, character customisation and believability of the world (not that it isn't conceptually detailed and interesting, but just how from a gameplay point of view, the whole world is just a series of tubes). Tales of Vesperia will be arriving in the next few days and if I don't complete FFXIII before then, I think I never will. Same thing happened with FFXII when Persona 4 arrived...
I never lost interest. I'm at my second playthrough, I like the battle system.
I've lost interest after finishing the story and some of the challenges, but I fully expect to go back to it at some point in the next year.
About 60 hours into my second playthrough. I had this grand idea that I was actually going to go through and try to 100% the game but after I a while I just sort of decided it wasn't worth it and I had another games to play. I think I still might o back a finish up some of the missions but I have no interest in getting all the items and weapons and fully maxing out all of my characters.
My girlfriend totally lost interest. She is on chapter 11. I got past that I'm on 12. I'm still down.
When it came out with the idea of a 20 hour tutorial.
I just got Resonance of Fate instead.
I lost interest after I realized I wouldn't be able to visit the entirety of Cocoon. I persisted and completed the game, then I lost all interest after I unlocked chocobos. I keep on meaning to go back and finish up all the Cie'th stone missions, but I procrastinate too much.
" @Meowayne said:Add another 5 hours and chapter 12. Thought I could just run through it and see the story to the end. I should have known better really. As much as I hate to do it; at the core I think JRPGs just aren't for me, or at least this one and several others aren't. I'll be sending it back to LOVEFiLM tonight." 30 hours in, chapter 11. "Add 5 hours and I was in this exact same situation. I got to the point where apologists were saying it got fun and was still bored so i sold it shortly thereafter. "
I never did lose interest. I have recently stopped though with only like 2 more missions to five star. So close, yet so far away.
I'll join in the h8 train
2 minutez iiinnnnn.
Nah, for me, it was more like 100 hours. :P
After five hours, I had had no fun, so I quit.
Beat the game and still haven't. I'm aiming for completion. Despite having some faults, I'm finding this Final Fantasy very enjoyable to play for hours straight. In the rare occurrence I lose to a boss, I still have a fun time concocting a paradigm set that takes it down.
I bought the game on release, because I'm a massive Final Fantasy-ophile despite myself, and i still haven't got round to finishing it. It's not that I lost interest - the story never particularly grabbed me anyway - i think it's more of a stamina thing. I'm now running around in the cradle getting mighty sick of the game throwing up another half hour's worth of terrain just as you think you've reached the fal'Cie, the sunovabitch. I just save it right there and leave it for another week or so until i've got another few hours to sit and play.
It is good though. Just a little too time absorbing.
Or maybe I'm just getting old...
I feel as if the game never got old at a specific moment, just at certain parts...if that makes sense. There were times when I simply did not want to play the game, and that could last anywhere from a few days to weeks. I finally got around to plowing through the last 15 hours of the game at the beginning of June, and man was that exhausting. I think Brad said something like "I just wanna be done with the game" in a Bombcast when he was still beating it (he also said the game grew on him...slowly). And I really agree with him, those last hours were just boss after boss, room after room. But maybe that's how JRPG's have always been, and I'm getting old. Not a terrible game, just tiring at times.
" I was never interested... -_- "
Vanille and Hope really turned me off, but I finished the game regardless.
Fang, Lightning and Sahz could have been all the characters I needed, the rest are expendable and should've been 10-minute NPCs. But that's the FF formula for you, make 10 characters you don't care about instead of just 3 good ones and sticking with them.
After I played the Demo. It didn't click with me at all.
30 hours in, chapter 11, traded away to play something better
I was never really that interested in it in the first place, but I decided to give it a shot(I play as much games as I can this year so I can actually put up a good Top 10 list at the end of th year). I started yawning a couple of hours in and finally sent it back to GameFly a few more hours after that.
JRPGs are still not for me.
I beat the game but started getting really impatient by that chapter (8 or something) where Vanille and Afrodude (already forgot his name) went strolling in the woods before reaching the Disney-like city with the outdoors show. The chapters right before the game opened up in 11 were pretty intense and interesting, but the last few chapters after 11 were boring and too easy so I started getting impatient again.
After finishing the final boss, I famously skipped the ending cinematics out of sheer boredom, so I still don't know how the story ended (...and honestly couldn't care less; though I do hope Vanille got killed in some suitably gruesome manner). Despite all this, I've been a lot more frustrated, bored and annoyed by other games than FFXIII. As a whole, I liked it reasonably well and could even see myself going back for some additional Trophies...
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