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The discussion will include both techniques selected for routine use and partially
developed techniques , which , though already useful , may be improved in the
future . The development of techniques was agonizing , but was endured for the ...
The discussion will include both techniques selected for routine use and partially
developed techniques , which , though already useful , may be improved in the
future . The development of techniques was agonizing , but was endured for the ...
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This problem was partially alleviated by countersinking an oversized copper
support so that the raised lip at the edge of the support held the ends of the
ribbons in place . Placing a solid or welded band of one of the components
around the ...
This problem was partially alleviated by countersinking an oversized copper
support so that the raised lip at the edge of the support held the ends of the
ribbons in place . Placing a solid or welded band of one of the components
around the ...
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Contents
R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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