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| A few years ago, observations of distant quasars rocked the scientific community by indicating that one of the constants of nature--the strength of the electromagnetic force--hasn't been constant throughout the universe's history. The numbers published in the tables were obtained from the 1998 CODATA least-squares adjustment of their values carried out in the Fundamental Constants Data Center at NIST in 1999. 5 and 6) assumed that tire deformation is a linear addition of equation 4 and equation 5, and proposed equation 6 to predict the total tire energy loss where A, B and C are empirically determined constants. |
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