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a type of strain in which the shape of a material is displaced laterally with no corresponding change in volume.
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An engineering term referring to forces applied normal to the surface of a given material. The movement between plies of a laminate is referred to as interlaminate shear.
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the spirit and mental faculties of a person which include the zest for life, charisma, the ability to exhibit self control, be responsible, speak coherently, think and form ideas and live a happy, spiritually fulfilled life
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the act of cutting hair or wool
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Force Acting along a Plane that Passes Through a Structural Member
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| SHE | a workshop that offers jobs to members of the physically or developmentally disabled population |
| SHE | United States filmmaker whose works explore the richness of Black American culture (born in 1957) |
| SHE | place on a shelve |
| SHE | hold back to a later time |
| SHE | a worker who puts things (as books) on shelves |
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| SHE | (Old Testament) eldest son of Noah |
| SHE | (Yiddish) a confused situation or affair |
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