#austenitic

[mahallenizinbonusu]

“İnsan, anılarının toplamı değil ise nedir? Biz yaşadığımız hikayeler, kendimize anlattığımız masallarız.”   

Assassin’s Creed: Revelations

[mahallenizinbonusu]

[cy-lindric]

Now that I'm back from being hacked for skincare scam profits I can show you this 1790s waistcoat I've made !! First pic is the extant piece I've loosely based it off.

[mahallenizinbonusu]

Sucker Punch

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Fe, C 0.07, Mn 2.3 (wt%) steel, carburised at 950°C

Processing carburised 950°C [...] Sample preparation Nital Technique Reflected light microscopy Length bar 800 μm / 400 µm Further information After initial casting of this steel it was subject to a process known as carburisation. The metal is heated to above the ferrite-austenite transition in a carbon atmosphere. This establishes a concentration gradient and hence carbon diffuses into the steel. Usually the steel is then hardened by quenching. This produces what is known as a case hardened steel - with a hard surface (case) surrounding a tough core. The carbon gradient can be seen in the changing shade of the sample from left to right, with high carbon concentration at the left (surface) and hence a martensitic phase, changing to the lighter shade consisting of mostly ferrite. Contributor Dr R F Cochrane Organisation Department of Materials, University of Leeds

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[andalus88]

These references 👀

Also we love that he says what Crowley earlier said.

[whenthegoldrays]

Dear lord, please help my friends (I told them my story took place in the past and showed them this fashion plate and when I said 1837 they gaped at me and said they thought that it was/that I was going to say 1930s)

[infinitelytheheartexpands]

the company i AD’d midsummer for just announced their 2025 season and they’re doing much ado about nothing AND measure for measure omg omg OMGGGGGGGGG

[rationalseries]

The Amateur Austenite podcast is doing an entire season on Rational Creatures and the first ep is available now! Stay tuned for eps featuring our cast and crew too.

Listen here

[mahallenizinbonusu]

"Nasıl oluyor da insanı mutlu eden bir şey, aynı zamanda yıkımının da nedeni oluyor?" 

Genç Werther'in Acıları | Goethe

[vino---delectable]

Does anyone else wonder about Mr. Darcy & Mr. Bingley discussing how much they like Elizabeth and Jane... Like I can only imagine what their conversations would be like... probably along the lines of ;

Bingley: omygosh, Darcy! Jane told me she likes swans!

Darcy: You know what Elizabeth says she likes?

Bingley: What?

Darcy: Seeing my face in mud... She's so amazing.

Bingley: ...

[thatscribblingrat]

this comic has no plot 3/?

well now who is this handsome yet charmingly rustic young man?

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[albonium]

i'm tired and kind of stressed out at work rn i said something stupid when i was asked a question and now they're gonna believe i'm dumb and incompetent lol!!!!

[imthefailedartist]

Finally reading Jane Austen. Nothanger Abbey. I get it now. This cute.

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Predicting the composition of a steel alloy

Producing energy on Earth through nuclear fusion, the type of reaction that powers the sun, has proven to be a major challenge. The extreme conditions needed for such a reaction require the walls of a nuclear fusion device to be made of a material with a particular set of mechanical properties, including being able to withstand incredibly high temperatures and be shock- and corrosion-resistant. Austenitic steel, a non-magnetic steel with a crystalline structure, is one of the materials considered for use in nuclear fusion devices.

In a new paper in The European Physical Journal D, Ivan Traparić and Milivoje Ivković from the Institute of Physics in Belgrade, Serbia, explore an effective way to predict the composition of austenitic steel.

They found that laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy—a technique to determine the quantity of elements in a material—used in combination with a deep neural network—a machine learning technique—was most effective. This technique could be used to determine the elemental composition of a steel sample by those without access to certified steel samples.

Read more.

[andalus88]

What's your favorite scene from Good Omens and why is it this particular scene?

A humorous reference.