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By default, phenomenon matching uses `contains` mode. For example, the following command selects all double-physics cases that contain `FrictionStop`(All physical phenomena and their abbreviations can be found in Part Data Fields.):
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Export a JSON file containing case information matching your filter criteria, for use in subsequent download scripts. The following examples show common filtering workflows.
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By default, phenomenon matching uses `contains` mode. For example, the following command selects all double-physics cases that contain `FrictionStop`(All physical phenomena and their abbreviations can be found in Part `Data Fields`.):
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