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Advanced Materials Technologies, EarlyView.Nozzle temperature of 180 °C suits well for supportless PLA stochastic scaffolds. The scaffolds exhibit higher strength and stiffness under sudden impact loading. Grading type shows significant influence on scaffold properties. Radial descending type performs best in both mechanical and permeability aspects. Graded stochastic scaffolds are suitable for
Kaushik Raj Pyla +2 more
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Recurrent Expenditure Requirements of Capital Projects: Estimation for Budget Purposes
, 2002 Ron Hood, David Husband, Fei Yu
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Modeling Two Macro Policy Instruments - Interest Rates and Aggregate Capital Requirements [PDF]
, 2011 Hans Gersbach, Volker Hahn
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Development of a Miniaturized Capillary Rheometer for High Shear Rate Rheology of Dense Suspensions
Advanced Materials Technologies, EarlyView.This research presents a downscaled benchtop, low‐cost capillary rheometer that can characterize high shear rate rheometry of dense suspensions. The device is capable of measuring across a wide range of applicable shear rates using only a limited quantity of material and addresses a need for an accurate and affordable capillary rheometer.
John P. Reynolds +6 more
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Internal Models, Subordinated Debt, and Regulatory Capital Requirements for Bank Credit Risk
, 2002 Paul Kupiec
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Microdroplet Magnetic Field Sensor Utilizing Magneto‐Birefringence Effect
Advanced Materials Technologies, EarlyView.A compact sensor based on birefringent microdroplets of magnetic nanoplatelet suspension enables precise optical detection of magnetic field strength and direction at the microscale. The system offers high sensitivity, fast response, and compatibility with lab‐on‐chip applications.
Martin Horvat +4 more
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Macro Effects of Capital Requirements and Macroprudential Policy [PDF]
, 2012 Q. Farooq Akram
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Advanced Optical Materials, EarlyView.This review explores how engineered porous materials enhance surface‐enhanced Raman scatering (SERS) spectroscopy by synergizing analyte enrichment and electromagnetic field amplification. It is systematically evaluated four classes, nanoporous metals, plasmonic polymers, mesoporous silica, and metal‐organic frameworks (MOFs), highlighting their unique
Miguel A. Correa‐Duarte +2 more
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