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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Farouil A, Blanchonette I. A pilot evaluation of
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Commerce. N.J.W and R.X. acknowledge support (IMPACT); 2011 Dec 17-19, Aligarh (India):
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70NANB15H260 from NIST, U.S. Department of 8. Xiao X, Yuan L, Zhong J, Ding T, Liu Y, Cai
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National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fel- strain sensors based on ZnO nanowire/
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