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Debendra Kumar Mahalikerature insulation and others), especially when oxidation-induced variations of mechanical properties (including local damages) have no effect on the performance of a ceramic design. However, to specify the load carrying capacity of components of gas turbines and Diesel engines, this information is

ATOPY

Puspha Rani Suri,Neetu Sardana in question is passive. The method, therefore, implies the change from active e.g. acid corrosion to passivity, and it is useful only if the passive corrosion rate, as indicated by the passive current density, i. defined in Chap. 10, is negligible. Cases of obvious practical relevance are iron and

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Neeraj Sharma,Kawaljeet Singh,D. P. Goyalluence its tolerance of corruption. So countries in a state of severe flux (such as Iraq: see below) are likely to exercise weaker control over standards of business ethics than those countries whose politics are stable. Likewise, countries whose public officials are poorly paid may overlook (if not

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Jayeeta Mukherjee,Indira Mukherjee,Soumya Kanti Ghoshluence its tolerance of corruption. So countries in a state of severe flux (such as Iraq: see below) are likely to exercise weaker control over standards of business ethics than those countries whose politics are stable. Likewise, countries whose public officials are poorly paid may overlook (if not

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