Multiple threaded views

It is a simple matter in electronic notebook space to create multiple threaded views (MTVs) that logically link related elements into a virtual sub-notebook for improved continuity and clarity. For example, most scientists work on many problems in parallel. One must manually page through a cellulose notebook to follow the progress line. It is possible to write forward and backward page pointers (a linked list) within individual experiments in a cellulose notebook to aid the worker and other readers, but this is seldom done. After all, even a complete and up-to-date index is uncommon. 

The record may be obi.aincd by pen and ink, stylus and inked ribbon, inked thread, carbon paper, or coated paper by puncturing the paper by means of an electric spark or by stamping upon the record sheet some imprint from a si-cncil. The various methods have been developed with a view to making more distinct the records of multiple point recorders. 

The shearing behavior of MCLCPs depends on the initial state of the material. When molten MCLCPs exhibiting a threaded texture in the quiescent state are subjected to shear, the threads first extend and curve and disclination loops distort within the shear. However, at a rather well defined shear strain multiplication of the defects occurs [83, 84, 96, 97]. These defects appear as short, dark curled entities which flow along the streamlines whilst continually changing their shapes, and the overall view of them during shear resembles a vat of... 

---