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Inverse Identification of the Bond-Slip Law for Sisal Fibers in High-Performance Cementitious Matrices of a pull-out test, is employed as part of an inverse identification procedure of the bond-slip law. The accuracy of the resulting simulations demonstrates the soundness of the proposed theoretical model for sisal fibers embedded in a cementitious matrix.

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The Cham on the Seine: Dr Johnson in Paris (and Mrs Thrale)1773, and his less successful Welsh one in 1774, France was key in questioning his prejudice against non-English lifestyles through encountering other societies. Hester Thrale was also making her first visit to France and shared many of Johnson’s reservations. Some were confirmed, but their overall

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