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FJCFederal Judicial Center (US)
FJCFamily Justice Center
FJCFederation of Jewish Communities
FJCFirst Jump Course (skydiving/BASE)
FJCFreely Jointed Chain
FJCFullerton Junior College (now Fullerton College)
FJCThe Foundation for Jewish Camping
FJCFerrite Junction Circulator
FJCFederal Judiciary Council (Mexico)
FJCFoundation for Jewish Culture (New York, NY)
FJCField Joint Coating (pipeline engineering)
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Now that more sophisticated numerical modeling methods are available, it seems appropriate to attempt to model the deformation of real chains rather than replace the network by an idealized network of freely jointed chains.
The Stress Optical Behavior of PET Fibers and Films by WARD, I. M.; BLEACKLEY, M. / Polymer Engineering and Science
Summation is performed over all groups comprising the statistical link in the freely jointed chain.
An investigation into the three-dimensional ... by Arruda, Ellen M.; Przybylo, Phillip A. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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