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R F LEGGET, A W SKEMPTON, L F COOLING, G A KELLAWAY, A L LITTLE, N D LEA, D A E MACDONALD, W H WARD, H B SUTHERLAND, J B BROWN, F L CASSEL, W K MAK, D R M HARDY, J G KNIBB, P G H BOSWELL
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1959) 13 (1): 93–117.
Published: 01 May 1959
... betweenthe light and the dark layers, and thatmust impart a very considerable anisotropy in theclay. What effect had that had onthe stability, and had it been allowed for in the calculations? Varved clays were fairly widespread, certainly in the northern parts of Europe and America, so that anything which...
