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In order to reduce damage due to localized heavy rainfall, characteristics of orographic rainfall must be identified into a short-term rainfall prediction procedure.

Hybrid explosions of ethylene/polyethylene dust mixtures can be identified into four different regimes, which are no-explosion, synergistic explosion, gas-driven explosion, and dust-driven explosion.

The next stage involved feeding those species for which no markers could be identified into a more comprehensive database of published literature, which was available to LGC on a pay-per-go basis.

After cleaving proteins to be identified into peptides, the resulting sets of peptides can be analyzed quickly and relatively inexpensively in "shotgun" fashion; large numbers of peptides are separated by their mass to charge ratio (m/z) and fragmented sequentially, producing mass spectra that can be analyzed.

The audit also established that patients weaning from MV can be identified into three groups: (1) those patients who will wean from MV within 24 72 hours; (2) those patients who will wean from MV within 3 21 days; and (3) those patients who will have a prolonged stay in ICU and a complex weaning process greater than 21 days.

Human errors are identified into three classes: slips and lapses, mistakes, and violations.

The polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are identified into two classes: single/two ring aromatics (small) and aromatics having three to five rings (large).

In (Castle et al. 2011), CMD evaluation in LEGIONb and STEPSc software is analysed and compared: in LEGION, the surrounding of a pedestrian is identified into a radius r = 1.5 m with an aread of Area = r2 ∗ Π = 7.07m2.

Raw glass chunks, glassworking wastes and objects of comparable compositions are identified into HIMT and Série 3.2 groups, while the Levantine 1 group includes only objects and glassworking wastes.

The 47,614 individuals or colonies observed on the transects were identified into 49 unique taxa drawn from 7 phyla, while 21 additional taxa were observed between the transect lines.

By using these microrheological measurements, two distinct regimes have been identified into which pectin gels appear to fall: one corresponding to the presence of semi-flexible networks, a generally accepted paradigm in biological gels, and another where flexible networks dominate.