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The Application Of Ink Implication In Modern Clothing Design
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Research On The Psychological Implications Of Visual Language Of Fashion Design
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Theory Of The Design The Chinese Traditional Lock
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The Aesthetic Features Of Nvshu And Its Application In Menswear
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Study On Nutrient And Heavy Metals Content In Feeds And Manure At Intensive Livestock Farms In Yangling, Shaanxi And The Related Environmental Management Implication
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The Spatial-temporal Distribution Pattern Of Air Quality In Yongzhou City(Hunan, China): Implication For Its Impacting Factors
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Assessment Of Heavy Metal Pollution Using The Fuzzy Function Normalization Method For Sediments Of The Lowermost Xiangjiang River And Geochemical Implication For The Pollutants Tracing
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Different Kind Of "decoration" Sector
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Research And Application In The Design Of Clothing China Traditional Implication
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Study On The Practical Legislative Implication Of Environmental Public Interest Litigation In China
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Preparation Of Copper Based Layered Compounds And Implication To Removal Of Different Forms Of Iodine
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Laccase-catalyzed Graft Modification Of Chitosan And Its Implication In Preparing Hydrophobic Paper
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Discussion Of The Design Beauty In The Chopsticks
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Visible-light Photocatalytic Selective Aerobic Oxidation Of Alcohols On TiO
2
And Its Mechanistic Implication
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Theory Of The Beauty Of The Cheongsam And Its Application Research In Visual Communication Design
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The Theoretical Implication Of Green Development Concept And Its Practical Orientation
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The Shift Of The Microbial Commuinity In Activated Sludge With Calcium Treatment And Its Implication To Sludge Settleability
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Post-project Environmental Assessment Of A Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facility
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Design And Implication Of A Control System For Mandrel Retaining In Seamless Tube Mill
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Carbon Nanotube Amendment For Treating Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane And Hexachlorocyclohexane Remaining In Dong-ting Lake Sediment-an Implication For In-situ Remediation
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