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200 10$aMaterials & design$b[e-journal]
210   $a[Reigate, Eng. $cScientific and Technical Press]$dc1982-
210 2 $aGuilford, Surrey $cButterworth Scientific Ltd
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300   $aTitle from pdf image from article (ScienceDirect, viewed Mar. 14, 2007).
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311   $a0264-1275 
330 8 $a"Mechanisms, machines and structures have to meet increasingly stringent requirements during operation. The economic and human costs of failure during service impose a great responsibility on those who develop materials and those who select and integrate materials in a final engineering design. A critical feature of successful development is the selection of the best material based on an awareness of the capabilities and opportunities afforded by all candidate materials, coupled with a design which takes full advantage of those capabilities."
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