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he damage progression in light weight engineering structures, like aluminum/fiber-reinforced polymer specimens, is studied.

The influence of four factors (layer height, fill density, nozzle diameter and velocity) on the fatigue performance of cylindrical specimens is studied through an L27 Taguchi experimental design.

The dependence of the mechanical properties of natural building stones on the size and the shape of the specimens is studied experimentally.

The influence on the mode II fracture behaviours of the ENF specimens is studied on the basis of the relationship of the separation and an interaction, between the delamination and the embedded optical fibre.

A total of 24 specimens were studied.

Specimens were studied first hand by direct imaging of bone surfaces and of the microanatomy of bone immediately below the surface to a depth of ca. 50 μm.

A selective method for distinguishing bacterial and nonbacterial adenosine triphosphate (ATP) in clinical bacteriological specimens was studied.

The new Kimberella specimens were studied Dr. Mikhail A. Fedonkin of PIN and Dr. Ben Waggoner, a former UCMP graduate student.

The scuffed specimens were studied using optical and scanning electron microscopy to determine their scuffing mechanisms.

Microstructure features and properties of fabricated specimens were studied by XRD, SEM and Vickers, respectively.

Fractographs of the impact specimens are studied by scanning electron microscopy (SEM).