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Disrupture

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Dis`rup´ture
n.1.Disruption.


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Candida albicans induced empyema: mode of revelation of a spontaneous oesophageal disrupture.
Aside from an early chapter on Boston, Conner concentrates with scholarly diligence on New York City in a study inevitably marked, as she ruefully admits, "with rifts: disrupture, counter-evidence, roughness.
All standards and various publications suggest testing: * tensile strength, ultimate elongation; * modulus; * hardness; * tear strength; or different derivatives of these properties, such as: * product of tensile and elongation; * energy of disrupture (area under stress-strain curve); * retention index of different properties.
 
 
 
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