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The day after the draft, the Vander Esches got on the multimillion-dollar bus of Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones, which is complete with high-end fixtures and photos of Dallas’ Super Bowl victories in the 1990s.

Ive’s parents now live in that part of England, and Ive, too, once had a house there, but he grew up in Chingford, in London’s middle-class northeastern suburbs. There was a Rams-designed Braun MPZ 2 Citromatic juicer in the kitchen. “No part appeared to be either hidden or celebrated,” he later wrote. He was exposed early to tools. “I was so incredibly lucky to grow up in the context of workshops,” he told me. He acquired “a natural understanding that everything here”—highways, bridges, Toyotas—“is made, and is the consequence of multiple decisions.” His roots are working class: his paternal grandfather and great-grandfather were skilled metalworkers. His father, Michael, now retired, was a secondary-school teacher of design and technology, and then a government adviser on design education. Ive’s mother was a theology teacher and, later, a therapist; his younger sister became a consultant for nonprofits in London. Marc Newson sees an economic similarity between Ive’s upbringing and his own. “Neither of us came from particularly privileged backgrounds,” he said, when we met. “A lot of what I’ve done has been an effort to try to have the things that I didn’t own when I was a child.” Newson was carrying a six-thousand-dollar Louis Vuitton backpack, of his own design. Ive, the owner of a jet, was twenty-one before he experienced air travel.

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Adding epoxy divisions and therefore reducing the area available for heat transfer by ~18%, results in up to a 5x increase in heat transfer rate at a given superheat. This result is explained by examining the nature of the bubble nucleation, growth, and departure process. The addition of non-conductive epoxy imparts order to the resulting vapor and liquid flows, which helps draw cool liquid to the surface and promotes departure of nucleating bubbles. While less of the surface area is available to transfer heat, this spatial order enhances the ebullition cycle and also delays dry-out. Figure 5 shows with the addition of two and four epoxy divisions per centimeter (N = 2 cm−1 and N = 4 cm−1 designs), the heat transfer rates steadily increase as compared to the bare surface. The performance enhancement reaches a maximum at a Bond number of unity,  = 1, and then decreases for smaller Bond numbers (N ≥ 6 cm−1). As the Bond number decreases, two factors affecting performance arise. First, the pitch between the epoxy divisions becomes smaller than the nominal bubble departure diameter, and secondly, the effect of surface tension becomes more pronounced. For N ≥ 6 cm−1 bubbles grow to diameters wider than the pitch between epoxy divisions before they can depart. This impedes the counter flow of cooler liquid returning to the surface and disrupts the desired spatial ordering of flow fields. Additionally, for BoP < 1 the effects of surface tension on the bubble departure process is evident, where the non-wetted base area beneath a bubble can grow to the entire width of the copper section (see supplementary movies). This is particularly evident for the N = 12 cm−1 design, which has a Bond number of BoP = 0.13, and shows performance worse than bare copper. In this case, the reduction of area available to conduct heat and the adverse effects of surface tension have outweighed any potential improvements associated with ordered flows. A decrease in HTC and CHF of approximately 25% as compared to a bare copper surface is seen.

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Once the mold sprue is removed (there was only a tiny piece of it because the Nolan molding process is very accurate), the shell is staged for the next stop in the process: sanding and paint or decal preparation. This is illustrated in the video.

Another feature of today’s restaurants that greatly increases the loudness inside are open kitchens—where the making of the food is on full display. This design used to be relegated to the lowly diner. But fine-dining restaurants began to expose their kitchens during the 1970s and early ’80s; Pearlman attributes the trend to Wolfgang Puck (though he didn’t invent the idea). Puck’s restaurant Spago, which opened in 1982, was one of the first high-profile restaurants to feature a centrally located brick oven, and was met with widespread critical acclaim. Other design trends that increased the volume of eating establishments also got their start at this time, including the communal table and full-service bar dining.

I kept running my hands over the tower’s concrete walls. Infused with Carrara marble and poured by construction workers who wore white gloves, they feel smooth as silk.

That would be the first of several little miracles during the massive—and time consuming—renovations, many of which Meyers and his friends undertook on their own.

By creating in-plane variations in the superheat temperature, the nucleation, growth, and departure of vapor has been substantially affected. Spatial ordering of the flow field allows for the efficient removal of vapor and return of liquid, accelerating the ebullition cycle and promoting the departure of bubbles. The efficient return of replenishing liquid has been seen to delay dry-out and enhance CHF up to a factor of 2x using bi-conductive surfaces. While no formal characterization of the long-term reliability of the samples has been conducted, none of the bi-conductive surfaces tested in this work have shown any mechanical failure or degradation during several hours of testing.

There are several cases with wood for the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL on the market, some of which I’ve reviewed in this roundup. But none of those cases are made entirely of wood like KerfCase’s are. KerfCase is a company based out of Pittsburgh that prides itself on crafting its cases out of a single block of wood for each, giving them a handcrafted feel that very few others can boast. Even though you’ll have to pony up quite a bit more cash for a KerfCase than most other cases, it’s worth it for the high-quality product that you get.

where Lc is the characteristic length. Defining the Bond number using the wavelength of the superheat variations, P, as the characteristic length of the surface results in