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NH- and C=O functional groups present in the urea and correlated with the hard domains behaviour, exhibit a generalized orientation function-strain curve which was characterized by three regions.

Shinseki's plan to blend elements of the light and heavy sides of the Army creates a more generalized orientation, and the Army cherishes its specialization.

Young's modulus was calculated by using the generalized orientation factors of crystallites and amorphous chain segments estimated from the orientation functions of crystallites and amorphous chain segments.

It is demonstrated that a generalized spherical expanded harmonics orientation distribution function (ODF) can be used to quantify the spatial orientation of the graphene.

Note the superscript T of ({E_{t}^{T}} x,y)) in (5) is a generalized version of main orientation.

In the first part the value orientation (attitude to a generalized other) is measured.

One way to stop this behavior would be to retain a generalized top anchor and cross modal orientation procedure while stripping away the internal adjectives.

This provides evidence that SOC (as measured with a 13-item short version of the classical Life orientation Questionnaire) and a generalized self-efficacy (as measured with SWE) are indeed highly related constructs.

This method uses the molecular dynamics method of a generalized force model as a generation scheme to produce a microstructure with a pattern combining a variable aspect ratio and a variable microstructure orientation.

Figure  1 illustrates a generalized shifting cultivation system plus its evolution with increasing market orientation (adapted after Guyer 1980; de Wachter 1997; Diaw 1997; Carrière et al. 2002; Russell and Tchamou 2001; Gockowski et al. 2004; Brown 2006), illustrated using Ewondo terminology for fields after Guyer (1980) and for fallows after Diaw (1997).

First, the orientation is determined by aligning the local and global map through a voting process based on a generalized Hough transform.