I think I finally got there!

[Relative]

EMR is an amorphous constant material that exhibits a glass transition, we see because the reversible transition in amorphous materials.

 

 

 

 

 

[swansont]

Um, whut?

[CaptainPanic]

EMR...

1. Electronic Medical Record

2. Electro-Magnetic Radiation

3. Electro-Magnetic Resonance

4. Electricity Market Reform

5. European Management Review

 

I'm gonna take a guess here... Is it #3?

 

Also, I would like to congratulate you, being (according to Google) only the 538th person on the planet to combine the words "amorphous constant" as such.

 

But for the rest, I am rather clueless what this is about. Care to enlighten us?

[Phi for All]

Wherever "there" is, it seems to be a place where no valid discussion topics are offered.

[Greg H.]

Phi, I think it's refered to as the Land of Blurt, and involves a direct connection between brain and mouth (or keyboard in this case), without a junk filter.to intervene.

[Phi for All]

Phi, I think it's refered to as the Land of Blurt, and involves a direct connection between brain and mouth (or keyboard in this case), without a junk filter.to intervene.

 

I've visited Blurt a lot in real time. I bought a time-share there when I was in high school.

 

I'm just usually not so focused on my work that I emerge from a Eureka! moment and start typing my findings without letting folks know the context of my work. When I write, I get to edit myself more than when I speak, and my first step is usually to ask, "Have I given my readers enough to know what I'm on about?".

[swansont]

Ah, Blurt. One of their main exports is chrome crapolium.

[Greg H.]

 

I've visited Blurt a lot in real time. I bought a time-share there when I was in high school.

 

I'm just usually not so focused on my work that I emerge from a Eureka! moment and start typing my findings without letting folks know the context of my work. When I write, I get to edit myself more than when I speak, and my first step is usually to ask, "Have I given my readers enough to know what I'm on about?".

That's ok Phi, we never know what you're on about.

 

Edit because I really cannot type today.

Edited April 29, 2014 by Greg H.