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    Emileo Molleda Jr. Script

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    A handwritten speech script for Emileo Molleda Jr. presenting on behalf of the national boycott of Farah Slacks.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_farahstrikerscommitteerecords/1108/thumbnail.jp

    Letter to Emileo Molleda Jr.

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    A letter to Emileo Molleda Jr. from Alice Shriner.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_farahstrikerscommitteerecords/1097/thumbnail.jp

    Letter to Emileo Molleda Jr.

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    A letter to Emileo Molleda Jr. from Del Mileski.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_farahstrikerscommitteerecords/1114/thumbnail.jp

    Thanks to Emileo Molleda Jr.

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    Correspondence from Del Mileski and Pam Woywod to Emileo Molleda Jr. thanking him for his efforts during the strikes.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_farahstrikerscommitteerecords/1031/thumbnail.jp

    Series 5: Correspondence: September - December, 1993

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    Letter from Nancy Molleda to a Board Member of the Texas Human Rights Foundation discussing the strategic plans in store for the foundation

    First Registration, Rudy Molleda, Sister Mary John and John Pearson

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    Photograph of First Registration, Rudy Molleda, Sister Mary John and John Pearson, June 4, 197

    Soldering of mild steels: functional joints

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    In recent years, adhesive joints have replaced numerous soldered joints, especially in applications where electrical conductivity is not required from the members of the joint. Nevertheless, soldered joints are still used in applications ranging from electronics to high-technology components. The present work seeks to demonstrate that soldered joints, which can be considered as functional joints, have very good mechanical properties and can provide more than acceptable levels of leak tightness. Hence, microstructural characterisation studies have been carried out on the filler metals used to solder mild steel, the surface preparation required to achieve the best final properties has been assessed, the joints characterised by means of radiography and the mechanical properties of the joints determined. The results obtained for soldered joints have been compared with those obtained from adhesive and hybrid joints.Finally, scanning electron microscopy has been performed on the fracture surfaces of the soldered joint

    Stress trajectories for Mode I fracture

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    The theoretical stress trajectories (isostatics) for Mode I fracture are calculated. This is achieved by combining the general equations for isostatics and the expressions for the state of stress at a point under mode I loading. The trajectory is valid only in the elastic region at the tip of the crack and not in cases where plasticity exists. It would be relatively easy to check that the predicted stress trajectories correspond to the true trajectories by deriving them from isoclinics determined in a photoelastic model. However, this was not undertaken in the present study

    Series 5: Correspondence: September - December, 1993

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    Letter from Nancy M. Molleda to the Board Members of the Texas Human Rights Foundation discussing the lack of funds available to the foundation

    Le mythe de l'amour

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    Molleda Ezperenza, Rammrath Christine. Le mythe de l'amour. In: Projets féministes, n°1, Mars 1992. Quels droits pour les femmes ? pp. 26-32
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