Hawaii NWT Seagull 66 16 Alfred by Wrap Around Clothing Skirt Size Shaheen Print xAqYO6aA Hawaii NWT Seagull 66 16 Alfred by Wrap Around Clothing Skirt Size Shaheen Print xAqYO6aA Hawaii NWT Seagull 66 16 Alfred by Wrap Around Clothing Skirt Size Shaheen Print xAqYO6aA Hawaii NWT Seagull 66 16 Alfred by Wrap Around Clothing Skirt Size Shaheen Print xAqYO6aA Hawaii NWT Seagull 66 16 Alfred by Wrap Around Clothing Skirt Size Shaheen Print xAqYO6aA
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This is a 1970's era Hawaiian wrap around skirt made by Alfred Shaheen of California and Hawaii. It is from the Miss Shaheen line. It is old store stock from a NJ beach shop that operated for over 60 years on the boardwalk and still has the original gold foil Shaheen tag.



The fabric is pink and white striped acetate and polyester that has been hand printed with a flock of white seagulls in flight.







This is an exclusive hand print by Alfred Shaheen. The original retail was $52.











Size 16.



Measurements:



Length-27".



Waist-up to 30".







Condition: Excellent. Brand new old store stock with the original tags.







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Article type: Research Article

Authors: Phillips, W.M. | Deutsch, S.

Affiliations: Department of Aerospace Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA 16802

Abstract: A non-linear viscoelastic constitutive equation is proposed as a model for blood. The model allows normal stress effects which are observed to occur in viscoelastic fluids but not included in most rheological models for blood. The shear thinning nature of the model is illustrated by its application in circular Couette flow. A two-dimensional channel flow problem is included to show that a blunted profile can be predicted. Finally, application to the Couette flow viscometer problem shows that a stress overshoot is predicted by the viscoelastic model proposed without the need for a postulate of a cell-free layer.

DOI: 10.3233/BIR-1975-12609

Journal: Biorheology, vol. 12, no. 6, pp. 383-389, 1975

Received 22 April 1974
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Revision received 13 February 1975
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Published: 1 December 1975
Price: EUR 27.50
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