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Publication YearTitleAuthor(s), Editor(s), Other Contributor(s)
1991Meccanismi di Mercato per l'Internalizzazione delle Diseconomie AmbientaliCONTI Flavio
2002Mechanical and Thermomechanical Properties of Commercially Pure Chromium and Chromium Alloys.HOLZWARTH Uwe; STAMM Hermann
1998Mechanical Behaviour of Hi-Nicalon Fibre-Reinforced Si3N4 Matrix Composites under Monotonic and Fatigue Tensile LoadingOLIVIER Corinne; REYNAUD Pascal; ROUBY Dominique; VEYRET Jean-bernard; FANTOZZI Gilbert
2009Mechanical Characterisation of Concrete in Tension and Compression at High Strain Rate Using a Modified Hopkinson BarCADONI Ezio; SOLOMOS George; ALBERTINI Carlo
2006Mechanical Characterization of Concrete at High Strain-rate by a Modified Hopkinson Bar: a Tool in Blast and Impact Structural Assessment and DesignCADONI Ezio; SOLOMOS GEORGE; ALBERTINI C.
1988Mechanical Effects of Simulated Plasma Disruptions in Cr-Ni and Cr-Mn Stainless SteelsPIATTI Giovanni
1996Mechanical Fatigue in Monolithic Non-Transforming CeramicsROEBBEN Gert; BRESSERS Johan; VAN DER BIEST Omer
2003Mechanical Properties of Alumina Nextel-TM 720 Fibres at Room and Elevated Temperatures: Tensile Bundle Testing.DASSIOS Konstantinos; STEEN Marc pierr e gregoire; FILIOU C.
1999Mechanical Properties, Stress Evolution and High Temperature Thermal Stability of Nanolayered Mo.Si-N/SiC Thin Films.TORRI P.; HIRVONEN Juha-pekka; KUNG H.; LU Y.c.; NASTASI M.; GIBSON Peter neil
1999Mechanical Properties, Stress Relaxation and High Temperature Thermal Stability of Nanolayered Mo-Si-N/SiC Thin Films.TORRI P.; HIRVONEN Juha-pekka; KUNG H.; LU Y.c.; NASTASI M.; GIBSON Peter neil
2011The mechanism of the hydrothermal alteration of cerium- and plutonium-doped zirconolitePOEML PHILIPP; GEISLER T.; COBOS-SABATE J.; WISS Thierry; RAISON Philippe; SCHMID-BEURMANN P.; DESCHANELS X.; JEGOU C.; HEIMINK J.; PUTNIS A.
1999Mechanism of the Photochemical Transformation of Naphtalene in Water.VIALATON Delphine; RICHARD Claire; BAGLIO Daniela; PAYA-PEREZ Ana beatriz
2004Mechanisms Involved in Renal Proximal Tubula Cell Damage Induced in vitro by Ochratoxin A.GENNARI Alessandra; PAZOS Patricia; BOVERI Monica; CALLAGHAN Robert; CASADO Juan; HARTUNG Thomas; PRIETO Pilar
2005Mechanisms of Cell Sensitization to Alpha-Radioimmunotherapy by Doxorubicin or Paclitaxel in MultipleMyeloma Cell LinesSUPIOT S.; GOUARD S.; CHARRIER J.; APOSTOLIDIS CHRISTOS; CHATAL J.-F.; BARBET J.; DAVODEAU F.; CHEREL M.
2007Mechanistic Applicability Domain Classification Of A Local Lymph Node Assay Dataset For Skin SensitisationROBERTS DW; TIER GRACE; KERN PETRA; GERBERICK FRANK; KIMBER IAN; DEARMAN REBECCA; RYAN CINDY; BASKETTER DAVID; APTULA AO
2006Mechanistic applicability domains fro non-animal based toxicological endpoints. QSAR analysis of the Schiff base applicability domain for skin sensitizationROBERTS Dw; APTULA Ao; TIER GRACE
1998Mechanistic Approaches and the Development of Alternative Toxicity Test Methods.BALLS Michael
2005Mechanistic Interpretation and Forecasting of Radiation Damage of High Ni RPV Materials DataDEBARBERIS LUIGI; ACOSTA IBORRA BEATRIZ; SEVINI FILIPPO; KRYUKOV A.; ZHURKO D.
2007Mechanistic QSAR of Aromatic Amines: New Models for Discriminating between Homocyclic Mutagens and Nonmutagens, and Validation of Models for CarcinogensBENIGNI Romualdo; BOSSA Cecilia; NETZEVA TATIANA; RODOMONTE Andrea; TSAKOVSKA Ivanka
1998Mechanistic Studies of the Atmospheric Oxidation of Methyl Butenol by OH Radicals, Ozone and NO3 Radicals.FANTECHI Gaia; JENSEN Niels roland; HJORTH Jens liengaard; PEETERS Josef
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