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The acoustic component is based on the propagating modes in the duct where the acoustic modal contribution are extracted via cross-spectral densities.

The evaluation of proposals is important in determining the likelihood an innovation can be successfully propagated based on the propagation strategies selected and how well they match the features of the innovation.

The approach is based on the plane propagating wave solution to the equation of motion, and uses a Fourier series approximation of the wave field.

There is an alternative interpretation of the afternoon counter-electrojet, based on the semidiurnal tide propagating in the dynamo region on certain days.

The motivation for this work is the development of load measurement techniques based on the velocity of propagating guided waves in structural members such as cable and rail.

The experimental method presented in this paper is based on the analysis of propagating waves in a beam, due to an impact on the end surface.

The rate constants of propagation (kp) and termination (kp) for methyl 2- acetoxymethyl -acrylate (MAcMA) at 60 °C, which were determined based on the quantification of propagating radical, are smaller than those of MMA by factors of 1.5 and 2- acetoxymethyl -acrylate

Between the end of the Civil War and the turn of the last century, Virginia claret, based on the native grape propagated by and named for a prominent Richmond physician named Norton, achieved a measure of renown, but by 1930 those vines had all but vanished.

The sigma points are spread based on the current uncertainty, propagated and then their spread is measured.

Using a genetic screen based on the inability to propagate the yeast [ PSI+] prion, we have identified 13 new Sse1 mutants that are predicted to alter chaperone function through a variety of different mechanisms.

The reduction in termination rate due to segregation cannot be predicted merely based on the average number of propagating radicals per particle (¯np).