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HMD
(redirected from Hybrid Mass Damper)

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HMDHead Mounted Display
HMDHelmet Mounted Display
HMDHistory of Medicine Division (National Library of Medicine)
HMDHeard Island and McDonald Islands (ISO Country code)
HMDHyaline Membrane Disease
HMDHand Made
HMDHead Mounted Device
HMDHuman Mortality Database
HMDHoof and Mouth Disease
HMDHepatic Microvascular Dysplasia
HMDHierarchical Message Description
HMDHybrid Mass Damper
HMDHorizontal Magnetic Dipole
HMDHarmonie Municipale de Dudelange (Luxembourg)
HMDHolographic Media Disk
HMDHollow Metal Door
HMDHexamethyldiamine (nylon chemistry)
HMDHyperspectral Mine Detection (DARPA)
HMDHardware Maintenance Depot
HMDHigh Mobility Downsized
HMDHadamard-based Multi-User Detector
HMDHydraulic Mean Depth
HMDHull Motion Dynamics
HMDHigh Level Mobile Display
HMDHorace Mundy Chapter (International Order of Demolay)
HMDHermes Media Design


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They plan to turn the tower into a smart structure next year by installing a device called a hybrid mass damper, a combination of a large weight and actuators to move it back and forth.
Calming bad vibes: from microscopes to skyscrapers, smart structures ... by Perkins, Sid / Science News
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