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However, the pull-out specimen is more popular due to ease of construction and simplicity of the test.

From this table, it is clear that the reduction in the maximum compression load for the constant current specimen is more than those for the constant voltage specimens.

Also, effect of placement and loading directions on the strengths in SCC specimen is more significant compared with traditional concrete specimen.

Although the shear span/depth ratio for ESB specimen is more than 2.5 which indicates that for a typical reinforced concrete beam it would fail in flexural mode, the provided shear strength by the web reinforcement together with the weak brick core was not enough to reach the flexural capacity of the specimen.

The previously reported trend of the permittivity increasing with increasing graphite particle content (Bhattacharya et al., 2008) is opposite to the decreasing trend found in this work, and is also erroneous, as caused by the incorrectly high measured permittivity becoming even higher when the specimen is more conductive.

However, it is also possible that a woman who had an initial inadequate Pap is more likely to have an adequate repeat Pap as the nurse taking the specimen is more careful on the repeat test or requests that a more experienced nurse take this repeat test.

Delaminations in the failed MLL specimen were more extensive than the AI specimen.

The surface conditions of the copper test specimen were more sensitively influenced by the repeated quenching tests and 2 h-oxidation, as compared with those of a SS test specimen.

The ascending stress strain curve of this specimen was more linear than that of its counterpart without fiber, because of its inhibition of micro-crack propagation, but the improvement of compressive strength was relatively small.

As expected, the horizontal force increased as the test specimen was more deeply submerged and decreased as the structure was elevated to larger air gaps above the stillwater level.

Later analysis revealed that although this specimen was more than 3,000 kilometers from where Hein caught his, this was a smoothtooth blacktip, the first new individual seen by scientists in over a century.