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In order to achieve this goal, several series of specimens, characterised by different bond lengths, were analysed by means of shear tests.

Four series of tensile tests were carried out on specimens characterised by three different basalt textile reinforcing ratio and two different kinds of mortar (usual gauged mortar and thixotropic mortar with additives).

Specimens were characterised by biomechanical testing, microcomputed tomography and histology.

The specimens were characterised by EIS when recently obtained and after 12, 24 and 42 months of exposure in the different testing stations.

Micrographs of the surface and cross-sections of the eroded specimens were characterised by optical microscopy (OM) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) in order to identify the mechanism of erosion.

The cytological specimens were characterised by poor cellularity and the presence of abundant basophilic amorphous material ranging from finely granular to coarse.

Juvenile specimens are characterised by a relatively short and wide face and palate as well as a rounded skull with a high and domed braincase (Fig.  3a).

This hypothesis was substantiated by a standard PCR assay using wAlbA-wsp specific primers [7] which revealed that 4 out of 5 specimens characterised as negative for wAlbA with the previously described PCR primers [11] were actually positive.

Thin specimens were also characterised by means of TEM.

The results also suggest that the biaxial stress interaction effect is represented by a domain in the biaxial specimen, which is characterised by torsion and bending fractures in the dislocated fibres between two adjacent Z yarns.

The researchers collected specimens found in waters characterised by either elevated or low levels of CO2, and placed them in specially-constructed 'transplantation chambers', which were then lowered into areas both within and away from the volcanic vent.