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  2. Begin by entering your last name, first name, and department/mailing address in the designated fields. This information is crucial for identifying the instructor submitting the materials.
  3. Provide your contact details, including phone number and email address, ensuring that students can reach you if needed.
  4. Fill in the course details: enter the course abbreviation, course number, section, and title. Specify the semester offered and year to ensure accurate processing.
  5. Select your preferred Reserve Systems by checking either Traditional/Media or Electronic Reserve options based on your needs.
  6. Choose a circulation period for your Traditional Reserve Materials. If no option is marked, a default of 2-hour unrestricted will apply.
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Steel: Used in both traditional and modern construction, steel is particularly favored for its durability and strength.
Traditional buildings are constructed using permeable materials such as stone and lime mortars. Modern construction uses impermeable materials including concrete and cement. Mixing permeable and impermeable materials may damage your property.
For years, traditional building materials like clay bricks, stone, and wood have been the backbone of construction. While they offer durability, they often require high maintenance and take longer to build with.
Traditional materials like wood, brick, and stone offer a timeless aesthetic and proven durability, while modern materials like steel, engineered wood, and concrete composites provide enhanced performance and design flexibility.
Traditional materials 2.1 Mud. 2.2 Timber. 2.3 Straw. 2.4 Stone. 2.5 Clay (bricks) 2.6 Slate. 2.7 Lead. 2.8 Copper.
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Traditional materials refer to substances that have been used over long periods for construction, manufacturing, and various human activities, including wood, stone, metal, and clay.

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