Traditionally functional correlations a. indicate the precise relations between

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Traditionally functional correlations a. indicate the precise relations between processing and topographies b. have strong statistical support c. have solid theoretical foundations d include extensive multiscaleanalyses e. None of the above f. a, b & c only 10. Whitehouse functional map a. decomposes interactions with topographies b. decomposes interactions between surfaces by speed and separation c. indicates the sort of geometrical information that could be appropriate d. relies entirely on multiscale characterizations e. All of the above f. a, b & c only 11. Fuller and Tabor (1975) a. demonstrate a functional correlation of the second kind. b. find that pull-off force increases with decreasing roughness c. attribute adhesion to contact area d. rely exclusively on combined multiscale characterizations and regression analyses e. All of the above f. a, b & c only

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Traditionally functional correlations indicate

the precise relations between processing and topographies

have strong statistical support

have solid theoretical foundations

include extensive multi scaleanalyses

None of the above

a, b & c only –answer

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Whitehouse functional map

decomposes interactions with topographies

decomposes interactions between surfaces by speed and separation

indicates the sort of geometrical information that could be appropriate

relies entirely on multiscale characterizations

All of the above –answer

a, b & c only

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Fuller and Tabor (1975)

demonstrate a functional correlation of the second kind.

find that pull-off force increases with decreasing roughness

attribute adhesion to contact area

rely exclusively on combined multiscale characterizations and regression analyses

All of the above

a, b & c only----------------answer

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