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  • ...ysical science]]s and the practical application of [[mechanics]]. Applied mechanics examines the ''response of bodies (solids and fluids) or systems of bodies ...imoshenko|Timoshenko]], who is said to be the father of modern engineering mechanics.
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  • ...hicle dynamics is a part of [[engineering]] primarily based on [[classical mechanics]] but it may also involve [[chemistry]], [[solid state physics]], [[electri ...[Tuned mass damper|spring mass]] system, through a 3 [[Degrees_of_freedom_(mechanics)|degree of freedom]] (DoF) bicycle model, which can be solved by hand by a
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  • [[Category:Classical mechanics]]
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  • ...ent approximations at the scales and speeds of everyday life. In [[quantum mechanics]] there is no such concept as force (due to quantization of momentum, time ..., since they apply to both light and matter, and to both classical and non-classical physics.
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  • In classical [[physics]], a spring can be seen as a device that stores [[potential energ ...ength minus its relaxed length) is linearly proportional to its [[Tension (mechanics)|tension]], the [[force]] used to stretch it. Similarly, the contraction (
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  • The theory of impetus was adapted to explain [[celestial mechanics|celestial]] phenomena in terms of ''circular impetus''. [[Leonardo da Vinci ==Newtonian mechanics==
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  • ...e after the breaking of [[Minoan]] dominance and consolidations led by pre-classical [[Sparta]] and [[Athens]]. [[Celt]]ic chariots introduced an [[iron]] rim a ==Mechanics and function==
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  • ...the Group's holdings, but Umberto refocused its activities on its auto and mechanics division. He then brought in [[Giuseppe Morchio]] to mastermind a rescue st ...rge number of bespoke [[Caraceni]] suits, which were of very high quality, classical and yet had the signature Italian bravura. It were the accessories and the
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  • ...nspiration for his creations from the precision and the proportions of the classical world. The concept of custom-built vehicles is applied to cheaper chassis and mechanics, producing vehicles with an unaltered appeal, no longer only as official ve
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  • ...estate eventually sold the car to a Costa Rica based collector. He had the mechanics restored before entering it in the Modena Cento Ore Classic in 2008. The AT ...s. One of the Tipo 100s was bought by a British team, who used many of the mechanics for the Derrington-Francis car raced once during the 1964 Formula 1 season,
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  • ...neapelle, etc. Bologna and its metropolitan area has important industries (mechanics, foods, electronics), has very important retail and wholesale trade (the "C ...age economic and social development. Fostering a wide range of genres from classical to electronic, jazz, folk and opera, Bologna offers its citizens a musical
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