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Feb 14, 1978 - Some of the ways in which two phase crystalline substances deform are reviewed. By the addition of a small amount of a finely dispersed second phase the resistance of a pure material to deformation can be spectacularly increased. The effect is quite

Jan 1, 1872 - My dear Dr. Sharpey,—Since I read my last communication to the Royal Society on the organization of the Fossil Plants of the Coal-measures I have done a large amount of work, having cut between two and three hundred new sections and with most

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