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Junior papers tend to be more substantial in both length and content than papers written during junior seminars.
Tensile yielding became clear with increasing soft segment length and content.
(Of course, the program -- its length and content - may vary depending upon the educational needs of particular groups of students, such as mid-career journalists returning to school).
Effects of fiber length and content, on the mechanical, thermal and morphological properties of CF reinforced PA6 composites were investigated.
But an analysis of both parties' platforms since 1960 suggests that their length and content can be remarkably helpful in gauging a party's health and, in the end, its chances of electoral success.
Dean's excitement was intensified by the fact that he had a lunch engagement around the corner at the Hotel Roosevelt with a wealthy and enthusiastic collector of Lincolniana a Chicago lawyer named Oliver R. Barrett, who had been known to pay three or four hundred dollars for Lincoln papers of similar length and content.
Playing in the Band is a classic Dead game of risk: start an intricately-tooled song in 10/4, turn off halfway through down a road of unspecified length and content (different keys, time signatures or even different songs), then somehow coalesce back to the 10/4 song, several minutes, hours or even days later.
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Mechanical properties, namely unconfined compressive strength, flexural strength, and tensile strength tests were evaluated afterwards by means of varying cement to soil ratio together with optimum fiber length and content.
Dean's excitement was intensified by the fact that he had a lunch engagement around the corner at the Hotel Roosevelt with a wealthy and enthusiastic collector of Lincolniana — a Chicago lawyer named Oliver R. Barrett, who had been known to pay three or four hundred dollars for Lincoln papers of similar length and content.
