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spellingShingle Marzec, Ireneusz, Bobiński, Jerzy, Polish Maritime Research, On Some Problems in Determining Tensile Parameters of Concrete Model from Size Effect Tests, Mechanical Engineering, Ocean Engineering
title On Some Problems in Determining Tensile Parameters of Concrete Model from Size Effect Tests
title_full On Some Problems in Determining Tensile Parameters of Concrete Model from Size Effect Tests
title_fullStr On Some Problems in Determining Tensile Parameters of Concrete Model from Size Effect Tests
title_full_unstemmed On Some Problems in Determining Tensile Parameters of Concrete Model from Size Effect Tests
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title_sort on some problems in determining tensile parameters of concrete model from size effect tests
title_unstemmed On Some Problems in Determining Tensile Parameters of Concrete Model from Size Effect Tests
topic Mechanical Engineering, Ocean Engineering
url http://dx.doi.org/10.2478/pomr-2019-0031