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The first phase consisted of a transient contraction, which peaked within 3 5 min of the onset of hypoxia, followed by a relaxation which reached a nadir within 10 15 min. This was followed by a more slowly developing and sustained contraction (Phase 2).

In grade I there is an abnormal relaxation, which is characterised by a transmitral inflow pattern with an A wave higher than the E wave (E<A) and an E/A ratio less than 1; prolonged deceleration time (DT) is commonly associated (Fig. 6).

Both the blends exhibited a single relaxation, which is glass transition, observed as a peek in the loss modulus at 1 Hz.

The diffusion of positively charged oxygen vacancies by overcoming an energetic barrier of about 1.1 eV yields to a second relaxation which takes place at relatively high temperature.

The optimization problem is integer-combinatorial and we use an established relaxation which results in a convex programming problem whose solution can be used to guide a more efficient experiment.

The poor ductility of s-PP was ascribed to the absence of a crystalline relaxation, which was clearly observed in the highly drawable i-PP by dynamic mechanical tests.

The decrease of NO can be one of the mechanism related to the improved survival in the HCE-treated group, since the exacerbated production of NO could result in decrease of neutrophil recruitment [ 14], and also could induce a vase relaxation which results in the hypotension that exacerbate the sepsis.

The absorption region associated with the side-chain relaxation for MMA St copolymer with a low content of MMA units, showed a diffusion-controlled relaxation which can be interpreted in terms of Kramer's theory but for large friction limits.

"Massage in general creates a state of relaxation, which may help to relieve many types of pain," Dr. Gordon said.

In this paper, we present a new Lagrangean relaxation which is derived from the hop-indexed flow based formulation.

In addition to the α relaxation associated with the glass transition of the polymer matrix, we observe in dielectric measurements a slower α relaxation which is assigned to polymer chains close to the polymer/filler interface whose mobility is restricted due to interactions with the filler surface.