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Compare to other transmissions, non-circular gear has unique advantages [1].
(1) Analytical method.
Principle of Gear-Type Tool Enveloping Method Fig. 1 Principle of Elliptical Gear Machining Using Gear-hob Type Tool The relative motion between elliptical gear blank and gear type of cutting tool is shown as in Figure 1.
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Liu: Materials Science Forum Vol. 475~479(2005), p. 1287 [30] B.

The Local Brittle Zone as an Entity Local brittle zones (LBZs) are small regions of hard, brittle phase that form in the heat affected zones (HAZs) of multipass welds [1].
The considered are listed in Table 1, of which only one is a commercial alloy and the other two are hypothetical modifications to illustrate the roles of carbon and manganese. 1 Table 1: Chemical compositions of steels studied, wt%, and calculated martensite-start temperature [11, 12] of fully austenitic steel.
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Vitek (Eds.), International Trends in Welding Science and Technology: ASM International, Ohio, USA, 1992: pp. 479--494
Erdelen-Peppler: A critical view on the significance of HAZ toughness testing: in: Proceedings of International Pipeline Conference: ASME, New York, USA, 2004: pp. 1--8

Figure 1.
Hot stamping process chains [1].
Table 1 Thermal conductivities of the special tool steels.
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[6] Múnera, D.D., Pinard, F., Lacassin, L., 2008, Innovative press hardened steel based laser welded blanks solutions for weight savings and crash safety improvements, SAE International Journal of Materials and Manufacturing 1 (1), 472–479

The mixture was subsequently filtered through Whatman-No.1 paper.
Prior to further experiment, the coating solution was kept in dark containers at 5±1°C.
This showed the same pattern in heating effect as found in [1, 10].
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Fry, Phytochemicals and antioxidant activity of different parts of bambangan (Mangifera pajang) and tarap (Artocarpus odoratissimus), Food Chem. 113(2) (2009) 479-483

At STU in Bratislava GBT was applied mostly in design of large steel [20] and concrete bridges [1, 21].
Fig. 1 The real and equivalent cross-section of the Harp bridge Material characteristics ,
Acknowledgement Project No. 1/0819/15 was supported by the Slovak Grant Agency VEGA.
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The structure of cellobiose is shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1.
Table 1.
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Grulke, Polymer Handbook, 4th ed.; John Wiley and Sons: New York, USA, 1999; pp. 476-479

Fig. 1: Front view of the building Methodology Historical analysis and diagnostic investigations with material characterization.
All the aforementioned investigations have made it possible to reach a knowledge level LC3 [1, 2].
The load-bearing walls showed poor quality and average parameters were equal to: E = 1748 MPa, G = 500 MPa, fbk = 10 MPa, fk = 1,99 MPa, fvk0 = 0,0187 MPa, γ = 2 t/m3. (1) Intervention typology.
Table 1: Application diagrams of CFRP tapes on the building front Front elevation with CFRP strips at the floors and roof’s height.
References [1] Ministero delle Infrastrutture, D.M. 14.01.2008 Nuove norme tecniche per le costruzioni, Gazzetta Ufficiale n.29, 2008

As shown in Table 1, the uniform Al2O3/Y2O3 coating had a certain oxidation resistance above 850oC, evidenced by ~21 wt.% remaining compared to fully burn out of the bare carbon fiber (Fig. 5a and Table 1).
Table 1 Mass loss (wt.%) at different temperatures in air calculated from Fig. 5a.
(1) Al(NO3)3→ Al3+ + NO3-
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Michaelisa, Preparation and characterization of CVD-TiN-coated carbon fibres for applications in metal matrix composites, Thin Solid Films, 89 (2015) 479-486

Introduction The design of effective technological methods for the deposition of metal oxides has been the focus of numerous articles dealing with the study of solid-state gas sensors [1-2].
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(a) Basic scheme of apparatus for metal-oxide (SnO2) film deposition by pneumatic spray pyrolysis: 1, air compressor; 2, spray atomizer; 3, substrate holder; 4, reaction chamber; 5, furnace; 6, metering tank; 7, substrate; (b) Thickness of SnO2 films versus temperature of pyrolysis (Vs= 2 ml of 0.2M SnCl4): 1- just-prepared SnCl4–water solution; 2- aged solution (taging = 24 h), and (c) Thickness of In2O3 films versus volume of sprayed InCl3–water solution (Tpyr = 475°C; PS = 2.0 atm; L = 20 cm): 1- 1.0M InCl3 solution, 2- 0.2M InCl3 solution. [6,7] For the film structure control both scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and atomic force microscopy (AFM) methods were used.
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Morante: Thin Solid Films Vol. 479 (2005), p. 38