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Main challenges for a fuel efficient micro scale combustion are rooted from size restriction of micro combustors which results with inappropriate residence time of fuel/air mixture and intensified heat losses due to relatively high surface to volume ratio of such devices.

Many fears that exist are rooted from negative experiences that have occurred.

However, criticism and skepticism was raised because the principles of TCM are rooted from ancient Chinese philosophy (Confucianism and Taoism), and syndrome differentiation depends heavily on subjective observation, clinical experience, and knowledge of practitioners with the lack of scientific researches and objective tests [ 24].

The un-rooted output tree was rooted from the node corresponding to the root, yielding the reconstructed rooted tree.

Douglas's epochal insight regarding the merging of jazz and rock was rooted, from the start, in his profound understanding of jazz itself, with its own inherent clashes and fusions of styles.

It is hard to see why Turing's work, which was rooted from the outset in the question of mechanising Mind, has been so much overlooked.

As in Fig. 7g, the SAR was also gradually increased from ~2 to 13 %, and this should be rooted from the dimensional increase of the NPs.

Many applications can be rooted from the neural fingerprinting technology, such as autodiagnosis and risk evaluation for some diseases.

Success rates can be anything between zero (some plants cannot be rooted from cuttings at all) and 90 percent.

From September, it will be as a supply teacher that she is rooting from them.

Her longtime coach, John Collins of the Badger Swim Club in Larchmont, is rooting from afar.