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Test data of RAPC indicated that compressive strength, flexural strength and elasticity modulus of 28 days decreased by 36%, 28 % and 21 respectively when crushing index changed from 9% to 37%, simultaneously strespectivelyrate increased from 6.6% to 18.7% and mass loss rate increased from 2.3% to 8.5%.

"It's simultaneously a strength and a weakness.

However, initial material costs remain high, and it is difficult to simultaneously meet strength, stiffness, ductility, and reliability demands.

Based on information of the complex network's configuration, an effective adaptive pinning control strategy to adjust simultaneously coupling strength and feedback gain is designed.

Both initial and modified treatments are shown to be efficient on these materials to simultaneously increase strength and wear resistance (tested in a pseudo-biological solution).

In this study, laminated carbon nanotubes (CNTs) reinforced Cu composites with microscaled metal layered were fabricated by a feasible method and exhibited simultaneously enhanced strength and toughness.

The improved wear resistance of the Ti-O alloys with an increasing reinforcement content can be attributed to the simultaneously increased strength of the Ti-O alloys and the O content in the worn scar, both of which can be related to the beneficial effect of the core-shell particles.

In addition, the present work proposes for the first time to apply such dislocation engineering concept to the quenching and partitioning (Q&P) steel by incorporating a warm rolling process prior to the quenching step, with an aim to improve simultaneously the strength and ductility of the Q&P steel.

Many of the projects simultaneously noted strengths (or possibilities) and weaknesses in PHC contributions to empowerment.

However, only the addition of 21 wt% D-400 can simultaneously enhance the strength and ductility/impact strength of DGEBA epoxy resins at RT.

However, when applied simultaneously, the bond strength of the joint is significantly reduced with failure observed at less than 30% of the static strength under temperatures that are well below the glass transition temperature of the adhesive.