bonanova
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W: Yeah! Now close it out with E.
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Imagining Prof. T's expression as he reads the evolution of his simple puzzle. ...
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Each set of assumptions, of course, leads to a different result. Supposed you assumed some reasonable values, like .3 for Poisson ratio, 5 pounds force for tension, and a decrease in packing density of say 50% from hexagonal circular packing. What would your bound be?
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Aha ... finally! A: Yes T: Yes
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B: Yes
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N: Yes
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My reply says it sets an upper bound. Would be interesting to estimate a lower bound. Any ideas?
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S: Yes.
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But for what it's worth as a guess ... S: 4/7
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A: 2/7 B: 3/7 O: Yes. already solved. S: 3/7 [should use them ] V: 4/7 already solved. Welcome to the Den.
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H: O: R: Y: Yes to all.
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C, F, P Yes. inzuri, L Yes. Well, as patterns go, it's not great, but ... hard to find 26 words that conform to a lot of constraint ...
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G: Yes. Made it under the wire ...
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Headed out for the evening .. back at 11 pm EDT.
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U: Yes. Aren't patterns nice.?
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N: 4/7 DAIQUIRI has 3 I's actually. And 8 letters.
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V: Yes.
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U: 6/7
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D: Yes.. !
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D: 3/6 Q: 4/7 this is solved.
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This is not a clue, just an observation. Two pairs of letters [D, Q] and [T, A] are tightly coupled. I suppose the first pair could relate to Dairy Queen; but nothing comes to mind for the second pair. Uh huh. Anyway, no one has touched that pair, yet ...
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wafflechip has it. Welcome to the Den.
