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... response of two - phase systems may be represented by unit cube models shown in Figure 11 . The physical significance of these models is illustrated when the systems are considered under applied stress , as indicated by the arrows . In ...
... response of two - phase systems may be represented by unit cube models shown in Figure 11 . The physical significance of these models is illustrated when the systems are considered under applied stress , as indicated by the arrows . In ...
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... response in one direction and a parallel response in the other . In this case , equals unity , 4 , and A equals 1 [ 37 ] . = The results of such an analysis are shown in Figure 13 , where the anisotropy index A is plotted as a function ...
... response in one direction and a parallel response in the other . In this case , equals unity , 4 , and A equals 1 [ 37 ] . = The results of such an analysis are shown in Figure 13 , where the anisotropy index A is plotted as a function ...
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... response of T- and L - notched specimens should depend first on the relative layer thickness ( in this case namely 2S / B > C / B ) and second on the relative fiber orientation ( relative to the loading direction ) . It is known that ...
... response of T- and L - notched specimens should depend first on the relative layer thickness ( in this case namely 2S / B > C / B ) and second on the relative fiber orientation ( relative to the loading direction ) . It is known that ...
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SOLID STATE REACTIONS IN LINEAR | 1 |
TRANSREACTIONS AND POSTADDITIONAL | 19 |
CHEMICAL HEALING | 43 |
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