#Andrea anaconda movie

The Anaconda wave energy device consists of a pressurised flooded tube, which when excited with an external incident wave of appropriate frequency, for the set inflation pressure, permits generation of internal bulge waves that provide the mechanism for more efficient wave energy extraction. After summarising a representative set of known wave energy extraction devices, to appreciate how different Anaconda is, the paper looks at the extent and mode of deployment of an outer inextensible reinforcement to provide bulge waves of appropriate speed whilst also overcoming the onset of aneurysms within the Anaconda tube.ДЄny distensible tube inflated beyond a critical pressure will experience aneurysm formation. The strain energy functions selected for use with the finite element analysis are the Yeoh and third-order Ogden model as these formulations have been previously shown by the authors to satisfy the required Maxwell equal area rule and provide the most consistent predictions when using different mixes of experimental stress-strain data. With application of a displacementвЂ“pressure based finite element formulation the likelihood of aneurysm and its delay or avoidance can be investigated. The latter is readily shown to be dependent upon volumeвЂ“pressure gradient within the tube. The bulge wave speed is governed by internal fluid density and tube distensibility. The distensible tube must be designed to have structural integrity and to facilitate the bulge wave matching the incident wave.

You can watch the mirror scene on youtube if you dont know what I am talking about.Any distensible tube inflated beyond a critical pressure will experience aneurysm formation.

#Andrea anaconda movie

It funny to hear you guys talking about the film and you are absolutely right about itвЂ¦still that movie holds a special place in my heart because it did something that no other film could do to my mind. I did watch the movie some more times (.you know to get the kick) and the scare got less and lessвЂ¦but that first reaction thoughвЂ¦wow!

I didnt really show my emotions at the time but I couldnt focus for the rest of the movieвЂ¦I was so fascinated by my reaction. It was soo weird because it touched something in my mind that my response was veeery strong. I remember all my friends kind of laughing at it and I was deeply freaked out. And that sceene where her face is all weird when she is looking in the mirror, scared me to death. There is a scene in the movie where the main character is in a room with mirrors. We where about 12 or 13 at the time we watched it. I remember very vividly how my friends and me watched The Haunting at one afternoon. Of course I was sometimes scared and the Grady-Twins freak me out to this day but lets say I had/have a pretty high tolerance when it comes to horror films. I was the kid who brought all the crazy movies to the movie nights we had as kids. I watched Evil Dead, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, etc at a quite young age. I have always be a Horror Fan since I was a kid. So Alex and Andrea, I love your podcast, I look forward to the next episode and greetings from Belgium! But we also had a slew of great indie horror movies: the babadook, a girl walks home alone at night, it follows, starry eyes,вЂ¦ The last few years we had a revival in horror blockbusters: the conjuring, the purge, insidious, the lazarus effect, paranormal activity,вЂ¦ Some of them good.

ItвЂ™s interesting how it all seemed so real when I was a six year old.ДЄnyway I agree with most of what you guys said about horror blockbusters in this episode. A few years ago I rewatched it and couldnвЂ™t understand how that piece of CGI shit scared me so mush. I also have pretty strong memories of The Haunting(1999) in that it scared me to death. I think the first вЂњhorrorвЂќ film I saw was Anaconda. I developed a love for horror when I was about 6 but because I was born in 1995 the first horror movies I saw were pretty shitty. I found The Faculty of Horror about 2 months ago and by now IвЂ™ve listened to every episode.