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Recoil is a 1998 action/thriller film written by Richard Preston, Jr., produced by Richard Pepin and Joseph Merhi, directed by Art Camacho and starring Gary Daniels, Gregory A. McKinney, and Robin Curtis.
Hi! I'm working on getting Recoil (1998) to work on Win10. I'm pretty close, as I can play the game in a window, the only problem being that I can't switch off that window to other tasks. My approach was to start from the Mechwarrior 3 (high res) export found with the current release of dxwnd and then I also set the Timing frame per second to a 40 ms delay. A delay of 30 or no delay would cause a noticeable chug as the game would keep briefly slowing down over and over.
Recoil is a 1998 action movie directed by Art Camacho. A group of well-armed and heavy armored robbers commit a bank heist in Los Angeles. After a dramatic shootout in 1997 North Hollywood style the police, suffering numerous casualties, manages to overcome the gangsters and kill their leader who appears to be the younger son of mob boss Vincent Sloan. Enraged Sloan orders to kill all five LAPD officers and detectives who were directly involved in the death of his son. The mobsters slain four of the five but in attempt to kill Det. Ray Morgan (Gary Daniels) they only murder his family. Now Morgan goes for a personal revenge.
Elastic recoil has been implicated in the pathophysiology of restenosis after conventional balloon angioplasty alone. Directional atherectomy may attenuate arterial recoil by removing the internal elastic lamina and medial smooth muscle cells and altering the vessel wall architecture. This study sought to evaluate early recoil after directional atherectomy and its relation with excision of deep arterial wall structures. We prospectively evaluated the correlation of the histopathologic evidence of media or adventitia as assessed in the atheroma retrieved during the procedure with the early changes in minimal lumen diameter after directional atherectomy followed by adjunct balloon dilatation in 50 consecutive cases. Recoil was assessed by routinely performed 1- and 15-min postprocedure angiograms, and patients were divided into two groups according to the absence (group I, n = 26) or presence (group II, n = 24) of recoil. The mean changes in minimal luminal diameter between 1 and 15 min was +0.22 mm in group I and -0.14 mm in group II. The absence of recoil was strongly associated with evidence of media tissue in the pathologic analysis as compared with cases with recoil (42 vs. 18%, respectively; p = 0.02). Similarly, retrieval of adventitia was seen exclusively in the group without recoil (15 vs. 0%; p = 0.06). Vessels that underwent recoil had significantly larger reference and immediate postprocedure minimal luminal diameters (3.62 +/- 0.57 and 3.02 +/- 0.45 mm, respectively) as compared with arteries with no recoil (3.28 +/- 0.35 and 2.75 +/- 0. 43 mm, respectively; p < 0.05 for both). Therefore, early luminal changes, likely related to elastic recoil, correlated with excision of deep wall structures during directional atherectomy. Arteries that showed recoil were larger, possibly due to thicker muscular layer and/or larger plaque burden as compared with arteries that did not recoil. Thus, optimal tissue debulking during directional atherectomy appears to attenuate recoil, providing an additional insight into the mechanism of action of this percutaneous revascularization device.
A procedure has been developed to use the recoiled protons produced in neutron-proton scattering process for fast, nondestructive determination of the hydrogen contents of coal samples. Samples from Hungary, Poland and Russia have been bombarded with 2.85 MeV neutrons from a small home-made neutron generator and the recoiled protons detected by a simple surface barrier detector. To convert proton counts into hydrogen content, a calibration procedure was established for the method using prepared standards of known hydrogen content and range for 2.85 MeV protons. Exploratory results obtained by this method compare favourably with those obtained by the neutron reflection method.
To make clinical trials of boron neutron capture therapy safe for patients, it is necessary to know the relative biological effectiveness (RBE) of the radiation components and the compound factor of the boron carrier to be used. Here a method is derived to determine the RBE of recoil protons and the compound factor of compounds from in vivo experiments with different concentrations of boron. The method uses a simultaneous fit of both these parameters to all experimental data. This method is applied to the studies of tolerance of healthy tissue in dogs at the High Flux Reactor in Petten, The Netherlands. The RBE for the recoil protons generated by the neutrons present in the epithermal neutron beam [together with the RBE of the protons from the $^14\rm N(\rm n,\rm p)^14\rm C$ reaction] for induction of severe neurological symptoms was found to be 3.93 0.43 (95% confidence limits 3.06-4.79), and 2.33 0.14 (2.04-2.61) for induction of changes detectable by magnetic resonance imaging. The compound factor for $\rm Na_2\rm B_12\rm H_11\rm SH$ in brain tissue, using severe neurological symptoms as end point, was determined to be 0.37 0.06 (95% confidence limits 0.24-0.50). For changes detectable by magnetic resonance imaging, the value was found to be 0.65 0.04 (0.58-0.73).
We have measured the angular distributions and the forward recoil range distributions of residues produced in the interaction of, respectively, 151, 228 and 402 MeV 12C ions with 103Rh and the forward recoil range distributions of residues produced in the interaction of 303 MeV 16O ions with 103Rh. These data have been successfully reproduced by a theory which assumes that the dominant mechanisms are complete and incomplete fusion of the projectile with the target and single nucleon transfers from the projectile to the target and predicts that, starting from an incident energy of about 250 MeV, a large fraction of the residues has a mass and charge very close to those of the target nucleus. This is because, at incident energies of a few hundred MeV, a large fraction of the kinetic energy of 12C and 16O is carried away by fast ejectiles which then leave behind the intermediate equilibrated nuclei with a rather small excitation energy and small forward linear momentum.
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