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BXBronx (New York)
BXBronx (New York county)
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BXBroker Exchange (real estate)
BXBasic Armored Cable
BXBitch X Linux IRC Client
BXStandard Callsign for British Transport Police
BXBuilder Accessory
BXBuffered Crossbar
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Nonwoven continuous glass is impregnated with PP and laminated to create a thin, tough biaxial structure.
Thermoplastic composite is stronger, lighter by Plastics Technology
This biaxial flat slab structural system using recycled plastic bubbles as void formers radically reduces the amount of concrete needed for reinforced concrete slabs.
100% Design by The Architectural Review
The same happens for the biaxial state and, in general, any state of stress satisfying the linear relation
Statistical theory of stresses in rubber-like materials by Ulmer, James D. / Rubber World
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