The review concludes with detailed discussions on the future works needed for fibre-metal laminates subjected to low velocity impact loads.
To address these challenges, and in response to a growing need for performing fibre comparisons, we developed a database of textile fibre microspectrophotometric (MSP) spectra.
This avoids the need for trenching fibre to every home, thus reducing cost, while offering a competitive quality of service.
The software removes the need for a fibre optic expert user and makes the sensor response of a structural health monitoring solution using FBG sensors more simple and fast.
The design centres on the use of a custom-designed polymer optical element (POE), which obviates the need for optical fibres, thereby improving probe stability and rendering it more suitable for use outside a laboratory environment.
We no longer have a need for outdated fibre-optic networks or cafe hotspots or pretentious 'smart' phones.
Hemp (Cannabis sativa) grown for fibre needs to be retted after cutting to allow the separation of fibre from the stem core.
It was one of many public agencies to see the need for a backbone of fibre that everyone can access.
The need for increased food and fibre production in the 1980s and '90s requires the continued development of new agricultural lands.
Buying pre-worn clothes saves them from landfill and avoids the need for making new virgin fibres and putting further stress on scarce resources.
