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Materials Science and Engineering: R: Reports, 47(4-5), 139-182
Journal of Materials Science, 37(9), 1663-1673
Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, 26(6), 2716-2726
Journal of Thermoplastic Composite Materials
Journal of Polymer Science Part B: Polymer Physics, 53(11), 780-789.

In-situ Complex Testing of Fabrics Stiffness and Properties by A Senor DU ZhaoQun1, a, ZHOU TianXian1, Gang ZHENG1 and YU WeiDong2,1 1 Key Laboratory of Textile Science & Technology, Ministry of Education, College of Textiles, Donghua University, Shanghai 201620, China 2 College of Clothing and Art Design, Jiaxing University, Jiaxing, Zhejiang 314001, China aduzq@dhu.edu.cn Keywords: Testing; In-situ complex; Force sensor; Fabrics; Stiffness.
The multiple properties through single test in principle is up-to-date technology of measurement science, which is an assembled measuring technology in-situ and measure multiple functions on the same part of a sample.
(6) By measuringand, the bending rigidity of a fabric or a yarn can be obtained through the Eq.6. 2 Materials and Methods 19 fabrics with warp×weft length by 15 cm×2 cm were selected and their specifications were listed in Table 1.
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Measurement and Characterization of Mass and Bending Properties, Measurement Science and Technology, 2007, 18: 3547-3554

And the material of spur dike is not limited, it can use the local materials to build, which can reduce the construction cost.
It can obtain raw material locally to reduce the cost, and also can increase the pile space to fill stone, wood, straw bale and other local materials in the space.
Journal of Water resources development research,1（s）,pp.68-70.
Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, ASCE, 130(1),pp.1-9
Procedia Environmental Sciences: Ecological Indicators, 11(6),pp. 1507-1516

Journal of Rare Metal Materials and Engineering, 49(2) (2015) 300-301
Journal of Materials Science and Engineering, A (2015) (Unpublished)
Journal of Materials Science and Engineering, A, 585 (2013) 123-131
Journal of Materials Characterization, 100 (2015) 78-80
Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 214 (2014) 364

Chemical Structure of the materials used for the preparation of the novel shape memory polymer.
Wu., “Infrared Light-Active Shape Memory Polymer Filled with Nanocarbon Particles”, Journal of Applied Polymer Science,114: 2455-2460, 2009
Review of progress in shape-memory polymers, Journal of materials chemistry, 17 (2007) 1543-1558
[8] Hu, J., and Chen, S., A review of actively moving polymers in textile applications, Journal of Materials Chemistry, 20 (2010) 3346–3355
Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures,26 (2018) 2164-2176

Gherardi: submitted to Journal of Nuclear Materials (2002) [2] OECD/NEA Nuclear Science Committee, Handbook on lead-bismuth eutectic alloy and lead properties, materials compatibility, thermal-hydraulics and technologies, NEA No. 6195, 2007
Wu: submitted to Journal of Nuclear Materials (2007) [9] Q.Y.
Benamati, et al.: submitted to Journal of Nuclear Materials (2011) [13]F.L.
Li: submitted to Journal of Nuclear Materials (2007) [14]C.
Wedemeyer, et al.: submitted to Journal of Nuclear Materials (2006) [15]W.M.

Before 2000, most of the articles are about the advantages, approaches and modes of applying computer science into English teaching.
Wila.D (2009) holds that language labs and language learning through computers are not only effective and interactive modes of teaching, but are also very useful and interesting for the users as it facilitates immediate output of their efforts.It is argued that web-based teaching materials on the Internet serve as a platform to facilitate teaching and learning and provide new approaches for conducting classes and delivering course materials(Ngai et al, 2007).
What students do on the internet are logging on BBS(80.5%), retrieving various materials(49.0%), sending and receiving emails (48.7%), watching news (46.5%), communicating (36.4%) and entertaining (33.1%).
English Teachers' Attitudes toward Computer-Assisted Language Learning, International Journal Of Language Studies, 4, 3, pp. 27-54, [4] Chambers, A., & Bax, S.
International Journal Of Linguistics (IJL), 5(1), 191-203

In addition, this university is featured in majors of science and engineering, so the books of mathematical science and chemistry are preferred; moreover, books of language and literature are frequently borrowed, as is shown in Table 2.
According to the statistical results, of all the top 20 readers, 2 are from College of humanities and arts, 6 are from College of mechanical and power engineering, 5 are from School of electrical and information engineering, 3 are from School of metallurgy and materials engineering, 1 is from School of civil engineering and architecture, 1 is from School of petroleum engineering, 1 is from library, and 1 is from School of mathematics and science.
Table 3 Ranking of units of readers Ranking Organization Quantity of readers 1 College of mechanical and power engineering 6 2 School of electrical and information engineering 5 3 School of metallurgy and materials engineering 3 4 College of Humanities and Arts 2 5 School of civil engineering and architecture 1 5 School of petroleum engineering 1 5 Library 1 5 School of mathematics and science 1 Conclusion This study, with CQUST as an example, carries out statistical analysis of library resources in universities, and finds that the library book-borrowing is on one hand in proportion to library funding, and on the one hand related with readers’ demand.
For example, O-class and I-class books are widely borrowed by readers in school of science and technology.
Journal of Library Science in China, 2001, (1): 8-10

In this case, selected resources are Raw materials, Auxiliary materials, Water, Electric energy and Thermal energy.
Quantity Quality Mitigation & Restoration Duration Increase in materials consumption >X% with respect to mean value Increase in non-renewable and or non-recyclable materials consumption No mitigation is possible Long duration Auxiliary materials Failure increases the quantity of auxiliary materials needed with respect to standard condition?
Materials and Design Vol. 27 (2006), pp. 74-78
Safety Science Vol. 28 (1998), pp. 21-44
Journal of Hazardous Materials Vol.71 (2000), pp. 481-501

The Sarooj is involved clay, egg white, goat hair, sand and different special materials in special values.
The materials used in the construction of the fortress are mud-bricks, mud-fired bricks, stone, wood, and mortar.
Thus first materials such as mud and soil were pretty close to the area.
International Journal of Physical Sciences.
International Journal of Physical Sciences.