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Testing Structural Adhesives for Properties Necessary for Stress Analysis,gularly scattered data, almost all methods in routine use in the mining industry as in other fields are derived from the ideas of standard parametric statistics. The estimators that are used are all related in some way to the arithmetic mean, though the observations are usually weighted to reflect a

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