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The elastic modulus of PEO-Si/SiO2 hybrids was proven to be practically independent of curing time after 24 h.

Finally, some test cases with airfoils located at different positions have been considered and the results are proven to be practically independent of the position of the body with respect to the grid.

While porosity was found to have a strong effect on the dissolution rate of mannitol granules, the dissolution rate was found to be practically independent of porosity in the case of sucrose granules.

For superficial gas velocities U>0.10m/s the volumetric mass transfer coefficient per unit volume, kLa/εG, was found to be practically independent of U and has values in the range 0.36 0.55s−1.

The ratio (kLa/ε) is found to be practically independent of superficial gas velocity and system pressure up to 1.0 MPa; the value of this ratio is approximately equal to one half.

The conjunction of both techniques (NMR and EPR) allowed the determination of the polymerization rate parameter (2fkp/〈kt〉1/2) and separately of kp and 〈kt〉/f, where f, kp and 〈kt〉 are, respectively, the initiator efficiency factor and the overall averages of propagation (kp is considered to be practically independent of the chain length) and termination rate constants.

The results of our OCT measurements of IOL/PC distances show that the distance distribution in these two basic PCO types is practically uniform, i.e., it is practically independent of the axial position.In clinical practice, in some cases, the slit-lamp examination shows the characteristics of both basic PCO types.

Rollo's Christianized successors to the dukedom of Normandy acquired neighboring territories in a series of wars, becoming so powerful that the control they exercised over their domains was practically independent of the French crown.

The orientation of DNBA is practically independent of the nature of the interface.

At high gas velocities, mixing time is practically independent of sparger and gas velocity.

The percentage of under reliable cases is practically independent of the number of measurements and the design models used.