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One of the most commonly used geometries for fatigue studies is the "pure shear" specimen for which the value of T is simply the elastic energy density in the pure shear region, W, times the unstrained sample height, [h. The large departures of the strained bond lengths from the bond lengths in the cubic, unstrained alloys as a function of substrate lattice constant are noteworthy. And at the end of Stoker's novel, Mina Harper, who has more than enough reason to despise this foul creature of the underworld and to savor his destruction, describes Dracula's death with a note of unstrained sympathy. |
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