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2. SELECTED PAPERS IN HIGH-POLYMER PHYSICS. Meeting of the American Physical Society, 29 March--1 April 1971, Cleveland, Ohio.
3. ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE EIGHTH CONFERENCE ON CARBON, BUFFALO, NEW YORK, JUNE 19--23, 1967.
4. Thermal and Electrical Properties of Ductile Titanium. Tech Pub. No.2466
5. 31--THE HANDLE AND BENDING BEHAVIOUR OF FABRIC LAMINATES.
6. 16--THE ASSESSMENT OF FABRIC HANDLE PART I: STIFFNESS AND LIVELINESS.
7. INCREASING THE RATES OF FABRIC PRODUCTION OF WEFT- KNITTING MACHINERY PART II: AN ANALYSIS OF HIGH-SPEED KNITTING-CAM SYSTEMS.
8. 19--CAPSTAN FRICTION FOR POLYMER MONOFILAMENTS WITH RIGIDITY.
9. 12--A STUDY OF NEEDLED FABRICS PART III: THE INFLUENCE OF FIBRE TYPE AND DIMENSIONS.
10. 38-THE EFFECT OF SPINNING CONDITIONS ON THE TENSILE PROPERTIES OF CORE-SPUN YARNS.
11. 22--A CRITICAL COMPARISON OF EMPIRICAL TESTS OF THE EXTENSIONAL RESILIENCE OF TEXTILE FIBRES: PART I: DESCRIPTION OF THREE TEST METHODS.
12. 23--A CRITICAL COMPARISON OF EMPIRICAL TESTS OF THE EXTENSIONAL RESILIENCE OF TEXTILE FIBRES: PART II: MEASUREMENTS ON SINGLE FILAMENTS AND FLAT YARNS.
13. STEELY (LOW-CRIMP, LOW-STRENGTH) AND DOGGY (LOW-CRIMP, NORMAL-STRENGTH) WOOLS-- SOME NOTES ON PERFORMANCE.
14. 32--THE SNARLING OF HIGHLY TWISTED MONOFILAMENTS PART I: THE LOAD-ELONGATION BEHAVIOUR WITH NORMAL SNARLING.
15. 31--A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE HAIRINESS OF RING-SPUN YARNS.
16. 11--THE BENDING BEHAVIOUR OF WARP-KNITTED FABRICS.
17. 15--A REVIEW OF THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF KERATIN FIBRES.
18. On the Changes in Iron and Steel at Temperatures below 280° C
19. The Relationship between Viscosity, Elasticity and Plastic Strength of a Soft Material as Illustrated by Some Mechanical Properties of Flour Dough. III
20. The Magnetic Mechanical Analysis of Manganese Steel
21. Some Unclassified Mechanical Properties of Solids and Liquids
22. On the Structure of Metals, Its Origin and Changes
23. The Microscopical Features of Mechanical Strains in Timber and the Bearing of these on the Structure of the Cell-Wall in Plants
24. New pressure vessel technology
25. A superdislocation model of crack shielding by a plastic wake
26. TRANSACTIONS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS. VOLUME LIII. 1961
27. ADVANCES IN CRYOGENIC ENGINEERING
28. METALLURGICAL DEVELOPMENTS OUTLINED AT THE 1958 GENEVA CONFERENCE ON PEACEFUL USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY
29. COLUMBIUM METALLURGY...A REPORT ON THE LAKE GEORGE MEETING
30. Cell Growth and the Structure and Mechanical Properties of the Wall in Internodal Cells of Nitella opaca: III. SPIRAL GROWTH AND CELL WALL STRUCTURE
31. Effect of Alkali Pretreatments on Properties of Bleached Wool.
32. 39--THE FLOW OF LIQUID FROM A JET THROUGH A COMPRESSIBLE POROUS LAYER PART III: THE CHARACTERISTICS OF LIQUID FLOW THROUGH A COMPRESSIBLE LAYER OF LOOSE WOOL.
33. 33--THE SNARLING OF HIGHLY TWISTED MONOFILAMENTS PART II: CYLINDRICAL SNARLING.
34. 27--THE BENDING AND CREASING OF MULTICOMPONENT VISCOELASTIC FIBRE ASSEMBLIES: PART I: GENERAL CONSIDERATION OF THE PROBLEM.
35. 14--REVERSIBLE AND IRREVERSIBLE DIMENSIONAL CHANGES IN WOOL FABRICS.
36. 47--THE EFFECT OF UNIPLANAR CRIMPS ON THE BENDING BEHAVIOUR OF FIBRES AND FILAMENTS.
37. 44--THE BENDING RECOVERY OF VARIOUS SINGLE FIBRES.
38. 6--STUDIES IN NEEDLED FABRICS PART VIII: THE EFFECT OF FRICTION ON THE PROCESSING AND PROPERTIES OF NEEDLE-BONDED FABRICS.
39. 28--THE EFFECT OF STEAMING ON THE LONGITUDINAL STABILITY OF WOOL YARN.
40. 31--OBSERVATIONS ON THE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR OF LINCOLN-WOOL FIBRES SUPERCONTRACTED IN LITHIUM BROMIDE SOLUTION.
41. THE RÔLE OF WATER IN THE SETTING OF WOOL: A STUDY OF SETTING AT TEMPERATURES ABOVE 100° C PART II: FABRIC PROPERTIES.
42. STT YARNS: TECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF TWISTED SELF-TWIST YARNS.
43. THE PREPARATION, FINE STRUCTURE, AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF PARTLY METHYLATED COTTON FABRICS.
44. CELLULOSIC COMPOSITE FIBRES.
45. 6-THE EFFECT OF ALKALINE AND ACID SWELLING AGENTS ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF COTTON FIBRES.
46. 30--THE INFLUENCE OF ORIGIN ON THE STRESS-STRAIN RELATIONS OF WOOL FIBRES.
47. THE PROPERTIES OF AIR-TEXTURED CONTINUOUS FILAMENT YARNS.
48. ON THE THEORY OF THE MECHANICS OF TWISTED YARNS.
49. 6--THE WEAR LIFE AND ABRASION-RESISTANCE OF CARPETS MADE FROM VARIOUS FIBRES AND BLENDS.
50. 4--FRICTIONAL AND FELTING PROPERTIES OF WOOL FIBRES TREATED WITH BENZOQUINONE.
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