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We present preliminary measurements of the electrical conductivity of a composite made of small conducting rods in an insulating matrix. It constitutes a model material for studying the effect of anisotropy on percolation as a function of particle length to diameter ratio. We can interpret our results, especially the lowering of threshold respective to isotropic systems, by means of a geometrical argument when the ratio is high as in our experiments.
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