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A MYB-Related Transcriptional Module Cooperatively Represses Xylem Development in Poplar. [PDF]
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Fibre phantom generation using FibreSimulator: an open-source Python tool. [PDF]
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Fibre Diameter and the Transfer of Wool Fibres
Journal - Forensic Science Society, 1985Abstract The possibility that fibre diameter is a factor in the transfer of wool fibres is discussed in relation to a recent case. Fibre diameter may be important in the fragmentation of fibres under pressure, and may result in a greater proportion of fine, as opposed to coarse, woollen fibres being transferred to a recipient garment.
S.J. Cordiner, P. Stringer, P.D. Wilson
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A Fibre Diameter Distribution Factor (FDDF) for Natural Fibre Composites
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Measurement of cashmere yield and mean fibre diameter using the optical fibre diameter analyser
Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture, 1996A new technique was developed to measure the yield and mean fibre diameter of cashmere. The fibre diameter distribution of 2-mm snippets measured by the Optical Fibre Diameter Analyser (OFDA) was used to calculate cashmere yield of a goat fleece without dehairing.
AD Peterson, SG Gherardi
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Journal of the European Ceramic Society, 2000
Two families of small diameter ceramic fibres exist. The oxide fibres, based on alumina and silica, which were initially produced as refractory insulation have also found use as reinforcements for light metal alloys. The production of SiC based fibres made possible the development of ceramic matrix composites.
A.R Bunsell, M.-H Berger
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Two families of small diameter ceramic fibres exist. The oxide fibres, based on alumina and silica, which were initially produced as refractory insulation have also found use as reinforcements for light metal alloys. The production of SiC based fibres made possible the development of ceramic matrix composites.
A.R Bunsell, M.-H Berger
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The diameter of chromatin fibres depends on linker length
Chromosoma, 1989We have studied the diameter of chromatin fibres embedded in epoxy resins for three different materials: mouse thymus, chicken erythrocytes and sea cucumber spermatozoa. We confirm that the diameter of chromatin fibres increases with linker length, both values being influenced by the protein composition of chromatin.
C, Alegre, J A, Subirana
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