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It can be learnt that I s and V o have no direct correlation with frequency, but on the condition that frequency changes x or v, it may affect I s and V o indirectly.

Yet having postulated the impossibility of learning from past models, Shang Yang and Han Fei propose an alternative lesson that can be learnt: that changing circumstances may require not a piecemeal but a comprehensive readjustment of the sociopolitical system.

Taking into account the stress concentration, it can be learnt that the crack initiates from the edge of the hole under the constant cyclic load.

From the Introduction, it can be learnt that the two typical positioning algorithms for UMN in batch-correlation mode are VS and i-ICP.

Combined with Figure 10, it can be learnt that the distribution trend of the left sequence (Status 1) is similar with the real sequence, but obviously there are still some differences.

In achieving these results lessons have been learnt that are relevant not just to the NHS but other employee engagement programmes.

He's learnt that and you can see the difference now.

It is learnt that he died without reconciliation with the Church.

He's learnt that at Chelsea, what with the English game being so much more physical and high tempo.

"He has a rundown when it hits the five chord, the B down to the A down to the E, which is like a yodelling sort of thing, which I've never been quite able to figure … Every time I see him, it's 'Learnt that lick yet?'" As Moore tells it, he was doing nothing much special, nothing more than "filling in holes".

More than sinister, when it was learnt that the killers of Jamie Bulger, an English toddler who was tortured and murdered by two ten-year-old boys in 1993, had been watching videos of this series of films in which a doll called Chucky becomes a vengeful and malevolent spirit.