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ISO/AWI 8159

Textiles - Morphology of fibres and yarns - Vocabulary

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ISO/AWI TR 6705

Size designation of clothes - Body measurement tables - Group segmentation based on morphology

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ISO/DIS 5834-5

Implants for surgery - Ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene - Part 5: Morphology assessment method

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CEN/TC 230/WG 25

Water body characteristics

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DIN CEN/TS 18117

Workplace exposure - Detection and characterization of airborne NOAA using electron microscopy - Rules for sampling and analysis

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CEN/TS 18117

Workplace exposure - Detection and characterization of airborne NOAA using electron microscopy - Rules for sampling and analysis

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