Two actions on this table:
1. Have fun advance this collection.
2. Use the binary triggers to reach energy capture with AWECS
So far:
Binary ways in AWECS:
Pulsation, oscillation, on-off tugs, pull-relax-pull, some-none,
open-close, yes-no, light-dark, small-big, short-long, left-right,
binary, up-down, out-in, large-small, engage-disengage, on-off,
pitch-less-pitch, cycling, intermittent, buffeting, fluttering,
vibrating, interrupt, valving, shunting, open-close, lock-unlock,
porous-non-porous, weak-strong, stiff-bendy, coil-recoil, taut-loose,
smooth-rough, faster-slower, moving-non-moving, twirling-non-twirling,
more-less, clockwise-counterclockwise, hard-soft, intake-outtake,
expand-contract, inhale-exhale, grab-release, push-release,
bend-release, fill-empty, connect-disconnect, expose-hide,
tighten-loosen, sloshing, hot-cold, wet-dry, static-ground,
touch-untouch, aileron up-then down, flap up then down, flip-flip,
fore-aft, back-forth, give-take, push-pull, connect-disconnect,
energize-off, power-depower, center-off-center, hole-no-hole,
upwind-downwind, roll-unroll, ruddering, brake-release, friction
on-friction-off, rotate-pause, reel in-let-out, bulbous-slim, telescope
out-back-in, wide-less-wide, aspect-ratio increase-decrease,
twist-untwist, stress-relax, porous-not-porous, compress-decompress,
flexing-relaxing, one-direction-then-another (any rotational amount
differential), raise-lower, wax-wane, reel-unreel, ebb-flow, hard-soft,
inflating-deflating, wave-unwave, increase-decrease, more
amplitude-less amplitude, oneway-otherway, "cavex-de-cavex" ,
balance-imbalance, pump-release, over-under, yank-pause,
tensioning-retensioning, tension-compression,
firm-flaccid, yo-yo, symmetrical-asymmetrical, etc.
Use such binary opposites to produce alternating tugs to drive a
grounded electric generator. jitter-non-jitter, turn-unturn, swerve
this way then that, veering/backing, bobbing, this phase and then that
phase, switching on and off, behavior alteration, reel-in and reel-out,
pay out and in, open pores and close pores, shift, shunting, shifting,
tip left pull then pull right, lift and drop, jerking, spasmodic
jerking, stretch/shrink, inflate/deflate, elongate/contract,
ripple/smooth, wind/unwind, yo-yo out/yo-yo in, program/de-program,
fast/slow, increase pressure in inflated member and decrease pressure
in that inflated member, inhauling and outhauling, veer out and veer
in, reef and ____, play out and play in, haul in and haul out,
furl and unfurl, able and disable, shortening and lengthening,
undulations in tether tension with cycle short or long, compress and
release, wet and dry, unpack and deploy, morph and unmorph, codec
(compressor/decompressor), damped pendulum reaching threshold for
trigger for flip-flop of directions, buckling and unbuckling,
sleep-awake cycles, traction step and release step, power-cost,
grab-release, increase area and then decrease area, power phase and
cost phase, distort/release, stretch and shrink, buckle and unbuckle,
weave and unweave, tangle and untangle, spread and close, flatten and
unflatten, wrinkle and smooth, pulse and pause, snap and unsnap, clip
and unclip, contact and discontact, place and remove, surge and slow,
speed up and slow, accept and reject, capture and release,
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