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BHN,

n.pr See number, Brinell hardness and test, Brinell hardness.

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number, Brinell hardness

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In an attempt to improve the quality of Japanese ODA, MOFA has begun to gradually incorporate "soft" aid based on BHN, poverty alleviation, WID, and people-centered, sustainable development.

New challenges to Japan's aid: an analysis of aid policy-making by Hirata, Keiko / Pacific Affairs

2 AISI 4130 grade, preheat-treated to 269-321 Bhn (28-34 Rc); and D-M-E No.

Metallic mold materials by Plastics Technology

Diana Johnson, RNC, BHN, is a consultant DPA Associates, Kansas City, KS, and has presented workshops nationally on restraint free/appropriate care, based on her experiences in a skilled nursing facility and as case manager for a hospital-based SNF unit.

Restraint-free care: a look back by Johnson, Diana / Nursing Homes

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