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Martin was upset about how the bottling plants always seemed to move into towns in ways that were not transparent; their water-attraction applications would suddenly appear on a local board's agenda.

Theoretical and experimental research of these higher-dimensional integrable generalizations has been carried out due to their attraction and application in many fields such as plasma physics, nonlinear optics, fluid dynamics, and Bose-Einstein condensates [5 8].

In particular, compared with other methods (DNV methods, Huang Moan method, Temple method, Combined spectrum approach, Jiao Moan method, Low's bimodal method and Low 2014 method), one of two formulae (Eq. (38) in this paper) is accurate and simple enough and valid for a wide range, which shows a strong attraction for application in engineering design.

If these hot spots correspond with mass gatherings or tourist attractions, then application of targeted primary and secondary preventive measures may become more feasible.

The harmonic structure designed stainless steel demonstrates great attraction for commercial applications due to its good combination of high yield strength, large uniform elongation, good fatigue resistance and cyclic stability.

One of the attractions of SaaS applications is the ability to self serve, but when it comes to building connections or workflows between applications, things get a bit more complicated.

For example, polymeric blend membranes, and polymeric nanocomposite membranes (organic inorganic), in which organic inorganic membranes have great attractions for separation applications, because of their excellent mechanical strength and chemical resistance (Savage et al. 2009).

The attraction of cloud-based applications software is clear (it's free) without being compelling.

Because of rapid development of manufacturing technology, functionally graded porous materials have gained commercially attraction in promoted engineering applications.

In recent decades, extensive research produces several nanomedicines among which functionalized inorganic nanomaterials, especially gold, silver and silica nanoparticles are of great attraction for various medicinal applications such as drug delivery, cancer therapy, tissue engineering, bio-imaging etc.

Specifically, rhenium(I) metal complexes have attracted special attraction over other metals as their chemical characteristics demonstrate better potentiality for biochemical applications [20 22].